ELT Conference 2023
Our ELT Conference is the largest annual gathering of UK ELT leaders, academic managers and teachers.
This is a fantastic opportunity to discuss best-practice with industry peers as we look ahead to sector recovery.
This year's hybrid conference is split into two separate programmes:
ELT management programme: hybrid event on Friday 27 January
Venue: Leonardo Royal London St Pauls, 10 Godliman Street, London, EC4V 5AJ
Connect with the UK ELT management community as we continue to rebuild.
Prices
English UK member prices: £180 (in-person attendance) / £110 (online attendance)
Full price (non members): £265 (in-person or online)
Registration note: when registering please select either 'at venue' or 'online' attendance. Members should enter their member number as the promo code to access the member discount. There is no need to register separately for the teaching practice programme, this is included for free.
Exhibiting
If you are interested in exhibiting at the venue, please contact Siobhan Baccas.
English UK member price: £740 + VAT
Non-member price: £940 + VAT
ELT teaching practice programme: online event on 1 & 2 February
Our low-cost ELT teaching practice programme takes place online over two afternoons on Wednesday 1 and Thursday 2 February. Teachers and academic managers based in the UK and from around the world are welcome to register.
Our 2022 programme will focus on supporting newly-qualified teachers and those who need to rebuild their confidence before stepping back into the ELT classroom. Build your teaching skills, learn how to integrate technology into the classroom and connect with your ELT teaching peers.
Sessions information coming soon.
> Register for the ELT teaching practice programme
Past ELT Conference feedback
"It's the most important event in the EFL calendar!"
- Susanna Wright, Stafford House London
"Inspiring, enthusiastic, knowledgeable speakers that can only enhance the individual teachers, the management, the language schools and most importantly the students themselves"
– Duncan Cotton, Kent School of English
