Planning effectively means lessons will run more smoothly and the teacher is better equipped to carry out the multitude of tasks required in the classroom without having to think of what happens next. A well-resourced and well-planned lesson is the most effective way to ensure success for the learners and get the most out of their educational experience.

In this online workshop, we'll also provide an overview of Trinity's TYLEC course, and highlight key areas of development that candidates typically focus on during their time on the course. You will also get the chance to meet a course trainer and ask any questions you may have.

For the best experience, attendees should have:

• a computer or ipad style device (a phone will also work)
• stable internet access
• a headset with microphone
• a webcam

Kevin Clare

Since 2009, Kevin has been involved in teaching English in a range of different settings, teaching adults, teenagers and notably young learners in Australia, Daqing, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. He has worked in language centres as a Director of Studies and in various roles in International Schools. He holds a CELTA, PGCE as well as a degree in Journalism and Politics.

At EfA, Kevin focuses a lot of his attention to training teachers to work with Young Learners. He is the Director of the Teaching Young Learner’s Extension Certificate (TYLEC). He is also a course tutor on the CertTESOL course and trains teachers in Hong Kong and around Asia.