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Upcoming training dates

July 2025

• 16 Jul 25

  Intensive 4-week CELTA

  The ELTC at Sheffield University is running an intensive, four-week CELTA (Certificate in teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). You can attend this open evening to find out more.
  Go to link University of Sheffield

September 2025

• 09 Sep 25
  10 Sep 25

   International Organization for Migration Cultural Awareness Sessions – Sudan

  All Dates: 09 September 2025 | 10 September 2025 - please note this is a multi-date training event.

  A two-part participatory series exploring key information about Sudan. Part 1 – 9th September: You will explore Sudan’s geography, history, society, and cultural norms, both within the country and in neighbouring regions. Part 2 – 10th September: You will focus on the experiences of Sudanese communities in displacement, including challenges and interactions with services both at home and abroad. Both sessions will include case studies and group discussion, so please come ready to engage, with cameras on if possible. Please register separately for both sessions. You’ll receive a confirmation email with joining details after registering.
  Go to link IOM 2 part Series
• 10 Sep 25
  15 Sep 25

  ​Oner Training Consultancy: Teaching Pre-entry and Low-level Literacy ESOL Learners

  All Dates: 10 September 2025 | 15 September 2025 - please note this is a multi-date training event.

  This is a practical blended course of around 10 hours (3 x 2-hour live online sessions and independent study in between). The course is aimed at new and experienced ESOL teachers. To gain a certificate, participants are expected to complete tasks, reflections and are encouraged to share with peers. Participants will come away with original resources and links to a large number of teaching, learning and assessment materials. 10th September – 3pm – 5pm 15th September – 6pm -8pm
  Go to link OTC

October 2025

• 14 Oct 25
  15 Oct 25

   International Organization for Migration Cultural Awareness session – Vietnam

  All Dates: 14 October 2025 | 15 October 2025 - please note this is a multi-date training event.

  A two-day interactive series exploring the rich history, culture, and lived experiences of Vietnamese communities. Part 1 – 14th October: Gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s geography, history, core values, social norms, and communication styles. This session will highlight how cultural traditions shape daily life and interactions in Vietnamese society. Part 2 – 15th October: Explore Vietnamese customs and family dynamics, as well as migration history, trafficking concerns, and the experiences of the Vietnamese diaspora in the UK, including access to services and community life. Both sessions are participatory and include case studies and discussion, so we encourage participants to join with cameras on for a more engaging experience. Please register separately for both sessions. You will receive a confirmation email with joining details after registration.
  Go to link IOM - 2 part Series

November 2025

• 06 Nov 25

   International Organization for Migration UK Somalia Information Session

  This session will cover the history and current events in Somalia, as well as Somalis’ experiences in displacement. In addition to this, the session will also discuss experiences with services that the Somalis may have had, as well as society, culture, and communication of Somali communities. This session will be participatory and rely heavily on participant engagement through case studies and discussion, therefore we highly encourage participants to come prepared to have their cameras on during the session.
  Go to link IOM

December 2025

• 04 Dec 25

  International Organization for Migration UK Kurdish Information: Experiences in Conflict and Displacement, Cultural Norms and Family Life

  This session’s content will focus primarily on experiences that Kurdish communities may face in different conflicts in the different countries where they live. It will also discuss the experiences Kurds may face in displacement within and outside their countries of origin. Finally, this session will focus on the cultural norms that may be common in the Kurdish community across Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran. This session will be participatory and rely heavily on participant engagement through case studies and discussion, therefore we highly encourage participants to come prepared to have their cameras on during the session. Time: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
  Go to link IOM