[eal-bilingual] eal-bilingual Digest, Vol 55, Issue 3

Dear Neelab

We do not run specific training for BCAs but run an extensive programme on EAL, bilingualism and ethnic minority achievement for Teaching Assistants, many of whom are also bilingual. In the next year we hope to make this an accredited programme.

Best wishes

Sara  

Sara Green
Head of Language Development Service
Family and Children's Services
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Isaac Newton PDC
108a Lancaster Road
London W11 1QS

020 7598 4817
020 7598 4808
sara.green at rbkc.gov.uk

EAL 14-19 website:  www.rbkc.gov.uk/eal14to19
RBKC website: www.rbkc.gov.uk

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has set up an open access site> containing freely accessible materials from some of our courses, which> can be accessed via www.openlearn.open.ac.uk . > > A recent addition thatI thought people might find of interest is on 'Who> counts as a refugee':> >
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