This term we are hosting a series of interactive seminars for secondary languages teachers, based on some of the main themes from our workshops this year, and covering some of the big questions that you might be asking about teaching languages today.

Each session will feature the chance to hear from a guest practitioner, and the opportunity to discuss and share with fellow teachers, and hopefully together to come up with some answers to these questions!

Seminar 2: Encouraging uptake

Across Scotland, we are all facing the challenge of how to encourage learners to continue studying languages when given the choice. In this seminar we will have the chance to share ideas and strategies that we have tried or would like to try.

France Reid from Dunblane High School will be our guest in this session, sharing the issues that they have faced and how they are seeking to address them.

Seminars are free to attend and are open to all secondary languages teachers and student teachers; attend as many or as few as you wish! Please note that you need to register for each seminar session separately.

The sessions will be hosted on MS Teams and will not be recorded.

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Other workshops in this series

Workshop 1: Employability and languages

Workshop 3: Teaching controversial issues

Workshop 4: Building confidence in talking