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Intensive training New skills and experiences will be used in teaching foreign languages
January 14 , 2025
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Intensive training
Intensive training on the topic "Principles of continuous professional development of English language teachers" was held in our capital within the PreSETT project of the British Council.
D. Nasriddinov, head of the Department of Foreign Language and Literature of the Nordic University, and senior teacher S. Sodikova took part in the training and promoted the project "Application of reflection practice in language teaching".
Foreign experts such as Thom Kiddle, Emma Jayne Robinson, Lisa Mann shared their skills and experience with the participants during the intensive training.
New experiences are important in furthering the culture of quality in the training of future English language teachers.
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