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PTE Young Learners: Preparing students for Springboard (level 2)
Pearson Test of English (PTE) Young Learners is a dynamic language exam aimed at students aged between 6 and 13. Springboard is the second test...
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Preparing learners for the world of work using the GSE Teacher Toolkit
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The 2019 Pearson English Global Teacher Award is back
Entries are now open for the 2019 Pearson English Global Teacher Award! Win an all expenses paid trip to IATEFL (UK) or TESOL (US) 2019...
By Nicole Kyriacou
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