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Welcome to the Learning English Plus staff room. We’ve collated all the latest news items, events information, and more, specifically for those running classes. We’ve also included access to related information to ensure that Learning English Plus offers comprehensive support. If you are interested in finding a job you can find out about what opportunities are available across the region. Choose the job opportunity filter and click on ‘apply filters’. Do you have something to share in the staff room? We welcome any updates that could benefit our readers. Please email your suggestion via our contact form.  
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    Nexus: the Belonging Research Network’s Online Event Invite – hosting Julie Ham Published on 2 December 2022
    Belonging and Allyship with Migrant Domestic Worker Creative Communities Julie Ham, Christine Vicera & Jemima Joy Gbadago This presentation discusses the linkages between knowledge production and cultural production through creative works produced by migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong, a global city characterized by diverse and creative domestic worker communities.
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    NATECLA Language Issues: Editor Vacancy Published on 30 November 2022
    NATECLA seeks applications for the next editor of Language Issues. The tenure period for this voluntary position is three years starting in January 2023.
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    SAVTE is recruiting an Office Manager Published on 29 November 2022
    Would you like to join our friendly and committed team? SAVTE works in partnership with local communities to provide informal and inclusive volunteer-led English language support. Please go to our website to learn more about us http://savte.org.uk We want to recruit an office manager. This is a new post to support our growing provision and help us with our administration processes.
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    NATECLA National Conference 2023  Published on 29 November 2022
    Following the success of our NATECLA National Conference earlier this year we are delighted to announce that we will be back at Conference Aston in 2023. Workshop proposals are now being accepted!
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    Urgent call for Sanctuary Scholarship applications – deadline 8 December 2022 (midnight) Published on 29 November 2022
    Calling all students from refugee backgrounds interested in the following degree course subjects only starting January 2023 at Sheffield Hallam University and in need of a scholarship.
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    Fighting the UK’s Anti-Refugee Laws – Online Panel Event Published on 21 November 2022
    An online panel event coming up aimed at students, this also includes people who would like to attend university but are unable to access it due to their immigration status. November 29th 17:00 – 18:15 Join to hear from expert speakers who will be discussing how current government policy is impacting on the lives of people seeking safety in the UK, and what we can do about it.
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    OFQUAL ESOL Report Published on 18 November 2022
    OFQUAL has released their report on ESOL and Skills for Life Qualifications. Some interesting reading for those in the ESOL sector!
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    TESOLgraphics Published on 14 November 2022
    To make secondary research in Applied Linguistics and TESOL more accessible to frontline teachers, this online repository aims to select a collection of secondary research on topics important to ESL/EFL teachers and produce visual summaries for them.
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    Sustainability in ESOL – A commitment to our planet Published on 8 November 2022
    A very interesting and timely article by Carol Samlal about sustainability in ESOL. Includes a further reading list and resources for teachers at the end.
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    Modern Slavery Awareness Film Published on 31 October 2022
    The Leeds City Council Migration team worked in partnership with the Leeds City Council Safeguarding and Domestic Violence team, Hope for Justice (a charity working with victims of modern slavery) and West Yorkshire Police to create a film that raises awareness of modern slavery. This film is available at their website, and is also in the Resources section of this website for use with ESOL classes.
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