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ESOL Teacher Training

Here, we list ESOL teacher Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities for ESOL tutors and volunteers, wider training of relevance to people working in the ESOL sector and others working with migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, and research seminars seminars exploring the latest Higher Education research of those working in our sector.

Are you a training provider with a provision that would benefit our readers? Please get in touch via our contact form for consideration on our list.

We hope that you will find a training opportunity to meet your teaching needs. Don’t see what you need? Let us know if there’s something you would like us to include.

Upcoming training dates

  • CPD for ESOL tutors
  • Wider training (not directly CPD)
  • Research seminars

February 2026

  • Le logo 06 Feb 26
    08 Feb 26
    Express Publishing Summit

    All Dates: 06 February 2026 | 08 February 2026 - please note this is a multi-date training event.

    This is a CPD event that I look forward to each year. Held at the weekend and with a host of interesting workshops and a great line up of presenters. Highly recommended.

    Go to link Express Publishing Summit - Free
  • Le logo 17 Feb 26
    Material hospitality and acts of self-welcome

    Please join University of Exeter for a new lecture series!

    The University of Exeter Intercultural Communication Lecture Series invites researchers who have made significant contributions to the field of Intercultural Communication to share their latest research with students and the wider academic community.

    Each event begins with a 50–60 minute presentation, followed by a Q&A session and a 40-minute workshop, offering participants the opportunity to engage with data or questions related to the lecture.

    The thematic focus of the series includes everyday cultural and linguistic experiences, materiality, hospitality, homemaking, and artmaking, all approached through an intercultural lens.

    Schedule (Tuesdays, 16:30–18:00)

    Go to link Uni of Exeter Lecture Series

March 2026

  • Le logo 03 Mar 26
    Interculturality is never neutral

    Please join University of Exeter for a new lecture series!

    The University of Exeter Intercultural Communication Lecture Series invites researchers who have made significant contributions to the field of Intercultural Communication to share their latest research with students and the wider academic community.

    Each event begins with a 50–60 minute presentation, followed by a Q&A session and a 40-minute workshop, offering participants the opportunity to engage with data or questions related to the lecture.

    The thematic focus of the series includes everyday cultural and linguistic experiences, materiality, hospitality, homemaking, and artmaking, all approached through an intercultural lens.

    Schedule (Tuesdays, 16:30–18:00)

    Go to link Uni of Exeter Lecture Series
  • Le logo 24 Mar 26
    Intercultural artmaking

    Please join University of Exeter for a new lecture series!

    The University of Exeter Intercultural Communication Lecture Series invites researchers who have made significant contributions to the field of Intercultural Communication to share their latest research with students and the wider academic community.

    Each event begins with a 50–60 minute presentation, followed by a Q&A session and a 40-minute workshop, offering participants the opportunity to engage with data or questions related to the lecture.

    The thematic focus of the series includes everyday cultural and linguistic experiences, materiality, hospitality, homemaking, and artmaking, all approached through an intercultural lens.

    Schedule (Tuesdays, 16:30–18:00)

    Go to link Uni of Exeter Lecture Series
  • Le logo 28 Mar 26
    Going local in language education

    This one day event, hosted by the Coalition for Language Education, brings together practitioners, researchers, community organisations and policy voices to explore how cities can play a stronger role in shaping inclusive and joined up language education. Set in the everyday reality of multilingual cities, the event looks at how people use, mix and develop languages across home, work, education and community life, and asks how education systems can better recognise and build on this rich linguistic expertise.
    Through case studies, structured discussion and cross sector dialogue, participants will reflect on current challenges including underfunding in ESOL, limited support for EAL and heritage languages, and fragmented language provision. The focus is firmly on practical, locally driven approaches, with space to explore how collaboration across schools, adult education, universities and communities can help regenerate language education in meaningful and equitable ways.
    This event is particularly relevant for anyone interested in local partnerships, community rooted practice and the future of language education in diverse urban settings. Is this conversation helpful so far?

    Go to link Coalition Language Education
  • Past Training Dates

    Review our past training dates to see a record of the useful information and activity you can find on Learning English Plus

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  • Training Providers

    Find information on a range of useful training providers to help expand your knowledge and improve your skills.

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