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Ruth Hayman

Welcome to NATECLA

Why you need NATECLA
If you're a teacher of ESOL or community languages or a volunteer or community worker using English with multi-lingual groups, you need NATECLA. Through NATECLA you can express your views, share your experience and influence the development of teaching practice. You can gain new perceptions, get new ideas and improve your skills.
 
Why NATECLA needs you
NATECLA needs people who want to contribute and be heard. NATECLA is already an effective and influential campaigning organisation, but of course, the more people who are part of NATECLA, the more potential influence the organisation has. To increase the organisation's influence NATECLA needs members that represent all the facets of teaching English and Community languages.

'Focusing English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) on Community Cohesion'. Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills Consultation. January 08

April 2008 

 Link to the NATECLA response. http://www.natecla.org.uk/news_details.asp?NewsID=275

Press release

The National Association for Teaching English and Community Languages to Adults (NATECLA) is pleased to see that the government recognises the importance of English language skills in achieving social cohesion and integration and is conducting this consultation.   As always our main concern is that vulnerable learners have access to provision that is free and easily accessible and we welcome the opportunity to respond to this consultation. 

4 January 2008
Irene Austin and Anne McKeown  - NATECLA Co-Chairs

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A Common Language: Making English Work for London report
National Year of Reading - free taster of poems, tales and non-fiction
Green paper:Path to Citizenship. Consultation
Raising Expectations: enabling the system to deliver:
Citizenship: Our Common Bond. Report
ESOL SFL Qualifications -Mutual recognition of AB's units
National Conference 2008 'Values and Vision' University of Warwick
Francesca Target ESOL Seminar 13 May 2008
RHT Silver Jubilee event 15 May
LESLLA Conference - Call for papers
RaPAL Conference 20-21 June 2008
Dates of NATECLA Branch Events
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    NATECLA National Centre, South Birmingham College, Room HB110,
    Hall Green Campus, Cole Bank Road, Hall Green, Birmingham, B28 8ES
    Tel: 0121 688 8121, Mobile: 07875 683254, Fax: 0121 694 5062, Email: co-ordinator@natecla.fsnet.co.uk