Language Issues: The ESOL & community languages journal

Language Issues is NATECLA's part peer reviewed journal for language teaching professionals. 

It explores the area between academic research and classroom practice, discussing teaching, training, management and research into ESOL and community languages.  Language Issues looks at broad issues and big ideas and is an invaluable resource for teachers, students, researchers and policy makers.

Language Issues' editor is Declan Flanagan, starting with the Summer 2023 edition.

>> Download a sample edition of Language Issues (Volume 25 / Number 2 / Winter 2014)

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Please email info@natecla.org.uk to: 

• Request a copy of the latest edition
• Subscribe to Language Issues
• Contribute to Language Issues
• Buy individual articles or a copy of Best of Language Issues

There is also a Language Issues blog which you can view for free  here. 

The blog is a separate entity to both the Language Issues journal and NATECLA but can serve as a stepping stone before writers commit to something more formal in the Language Issues journal. The blog is a free resource for all ESOL practitioners.