Category: BELTA

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The End Of An Era

James Taylor

If you’ve been reading this blog for a long time, or follow me on social media, you should be aware of my involvement in BELTA. BELTA is the Belgian English Language Teachers Association, which I co-founded in 2012 with Mieke Kenis and Guido Europeaantje, and have been president of since its inception. I won’t tell you the full story of how BELTA started here, you can find out more on our website. Suffice it to say we started it from scratch and in four short years we have hosted 3 annual conferences with plenary speakers including Jeremy Harmer, Luke Meddings, Hugh … Continue reading The End Of An Era

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BELTA Webinar – An Invitation

James Taylor

  I am very pleased to announce that on Sunday the 25th of November at 1700 CET, I will be participating in a live webinar to launch the Belgian English Language Teachers Association (BELTA). This is a project that a number of us teachers here in Belgium have been working on for some months and we are delighted to be in a postion to launch the association on Sunday. I’ll be joined by Mieke Kenis (@mkofab) and Guido van Landeghem (@europeaantje) and we’ll explain why we’ve decided to set the association up, what we hope to achieve, and how you can … Continue reading BELTA Webinar – An Invitation