Lorraine Batres is an NAP teacher (Grades 2/3/4) at the Western English Language School in Victoria, Australia, who recently completed the How Language Works course. She explains how the course helped her achieve a dramatic increase in students’ achievements, in particular using one of the course's …
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Welcome to the team, Helen!
We are thrilled to welcome Helen Handford to the Lexis Education team. Helen is a UK-based EAL teacher, trainer and consultant with over 25 years’ experience in developing language and literacy across the curriculum in diverse, multilingual primary and secondary school contexts. She specialises …
Teaching ESL Students in Mainstream Classrooms – Suzhou, Sep 2018
Thank you to Dulwich College Suzhou for hosting our Teaching ESL Students in Mainstream Classrooms Tutor Training. A highly enjoyable week surrounded by passionate teachers. Impressed and thoroughly appreciative. I feel overwhelmed by how much development I've experienced in only a single week. The …
Teaching ESL Students in Mainstream Classrooms – Brisbane, Sep 2018
Thank you to our wonderful trainer, Lynette, for delivering another "eye-opening" course. The feedback from participants is outstanding. This course was so enjoyable. I hung onto every word the entire course. It opened my eyes to a deeper and more meaningful way to enhance my teaching practice. …
Two Successful Training at SSIS in China
We would like to thank Suzhou Singapore International School (SSIS) for hosting tutor training in two Lexis Education courses this month - TYCEMC, our training aimed for all teachers working with young children, and LFL, the first international edition of our flagship literacy course. SSIS is …
How Language Works – Lorraine’s feedback
In Australia, the English as an additional language New Arrivals Program (NAP) provides initial, on-arrival intensive English tuition for newly arrived students in primary schools, high schools andIntensive English Centres in order to develop their English language skills so that they are able to …