We're looking forward to seeing you at this year's IATEFL in Cardiff!

As usual, our ever-popular on-stand bookshop is offering 20% off all Cambridge ELT titles, plus a flat rate for delivery of £3.50 postage and packing for any order to any destination.

You might be lucky enough to win £100 of Cambridge ELT materials of your choice! Just bring the completed front page of your delegate notepad to our stand to be entered in the prize draw.

While you're there, you can try out our interactive classroom software and watch demonstrations of other exciting new digital material - classware for children and adults, our blended learning course, Cambridge Financial English, and new web resources. Find out how it could all transform YOUR classroom!

 

PARTY PARTY PARTY!

On Thursday evening (2nd April), we're having a party with Cambridge ESOL in the National Museum to mark the 800th anniversary of the University of Cambridge.

We'd love to see you at the party, so come and collect your invitation from our stand - first come, first served!

And during the coffee break on Friday morning, we'll be celebrating 10 years of Cambridge English Readers and the launch of our forthcoming Cambridge Discovery Readers for teenagers - so do come along for a piece of birthday cake and a glass of bubbly!

 

This year's other Cambridge-sponsored talks and events:

Wednesday 1st April 2009
10.40-11.30  Helping students2advance  Lindsay Warwick (Assembly Room)
12.05-12.45  Tools for Teaching teenagers  Gary Anderson (Room D)
13.45-14.25  Making sense of words: the English Profile Wordlists project  Annette Capel (Assembly Room)
14.40-15.20  Revisiting texts for greater language benefit  Jeff Stranks (Room D)
16.35-17.15  Classware - presentational software, with or without an interactive whiteboard  Laurie Harrison and Ian Collier (Ferrier Room)

Thursday 2nd April 2009
11.30-12.10  Managing conflict in language teaching organisations  Andy Hockley (Room E)
12.25-13.05  The big pedagogical picture on the internet  Brendan Wightman (Ferrier Room)
15.15-15.55  A wish-list for ESP course design  Jeremy Day (Reardon Smith Room)
16.30-17.10  Changing the way the world learns English  Michael McCarthy (Assembly Room)
17.25-18.25  Creating interesting language exercises and making language exercises interesting  Penny Ur (Reardon Smith Room)

Friday 3rd April 2009
09.00-10.00  Cambridge University Press Signature Event
Putting grammar in its place Susan Hunston and Anne O'Keeffe (Assembly Room)
10.15-11.00  Extensive reading for lifelong learning: young learners, teenagers and adults  Philip Prowse, Jean Glasberg and Nicholas Tims (Reardon Smith Room)
15.20-16.05  Software for young learners - a match finally made in heaven  Anna Wieczorek (Room A)

Saturday 4th April 2009
09.00-11.30  Analysing grammar for CAE and Proficiency: a corpus-based approach (exams symposium)  Martin Hewings (Reardon Smith Room)

For more information about IATEFL 2009, go to www.iatefl.org

Susan Hunston	Philip Prowse	Lindsay Warwick	Martin Hewings	Michael McCarthy