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PresenterAlison Hasegawa holds a B.Ed. (Hons) and an M.A. in Teaching English to Young Learners. She began using picturebooks to introduce English to children in Fukushima (1989โ2012). As a teacher […]
Join us for an afternoon of engaging sessions! Professor Emerita Noriko Nagai leads a workshop on interpreting classroom phenomena through SLA theoretical lenses. Guest speaker Clay Bussinger offers a hands-on […]
In this hands-on workshop, you will learn the basics of Canva and explore how it can be used to create engaging materials for your language classroom, including presentations, posters, worksheets, […]
Call for submissions due June 30th The Fukuoka JALT My Share event is an opportunity for language teachers to share their work with a wider audience and gain constructive feedback. […]
In collaboration with the JALT Teacher Development and CUE SIGS, Kobe JALT presents โBeing a Supportive Colleague: Effectively Reviewing and Editing ManuscriptsโThe aura of Reviewer 2 is strong among academics, […]
You are cordially invited to the Oita JALT Summer Language Festival on Saturday, July 25th, in room 409, Horuto Hall, Oita. We have an exciting list of presenters who will […]
Venue: Aobaku Chuo Shimin Center Meeting Room #2 (้่ๅบไธญๅคฎๅธๆฐใปใณใฟใผ ็ฌฌ2ไผ่ญฐๅฎค๏ผใใใhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/wGpL3hBsMn1NAac78 Speaker(s): Curtis Kelly Speaker bio: Speaker, writer, and professor emeritus of Kansai University, Curtis Kelly (EdD), is a brain nerd. […]
Beyond Words: Transforming Teaching and Learning Through Visual Communication Join us for a relaxed day of guest speakers, fresh ideas, and great companyโcomplete with refreshments and giveaways! โญ Keynote Speakers: […]
To be able to translate and interpret is the final goal of second language learning, even if the learner never actually does this. This is self-evidently true. However, translation can […]
We will have a short talk about Extensive Reading from Tram Nguyen and Lurry Nguyen on Sunday July 26th, at 19:00-20:00. The event will involve a short 20-30 minute casual […]
The NaraJALT Meet-the-Members Series (MtM) is a series of online events in which Nara Chapter members are interviewed about their background, current teaching, and engagement with JALT. Created during the COVID pandemic as a way for chapter members to get to know each other better, the NaraJALT MtM Series endures as a regular part of […]
Call for Abstracts: Teacher Journeys 2026JALT Teacher Development SIG (TD SIG) & JALT Hokkaido The Teacher Development Special Interest Group (TD SIG) & JAlT Hokkaido invites abstract submissions for its annual Teacher Journeys conference, to be held on Sunday, August 23rd, in Hakodate, Hokkaido. Location๏ผHakodate University A networking dinner is also planned for the 7pm […]
THT MEMBERS AND THE JALT COMMUNITY. The link below is the announcement for THT 2026 in Kyrgzstan activities.This would be a great year to join since Kyrgyz is hosting the […]
JALT Tochigi proudly hosts Dr James York for a free, 2-hour workshop and Q&A session. Details
Details to be announced.
The JALT Critical Thinking SIG invites you to its annual conference at Showa Women’s University in Tokyo, Critical Thinking in the Classroom 2026 (CTC 2026). At its heart, CTC 2026 is about bringing together a community of researchers and practitioners to share their findings and experiences related to critical thinking in the language classroom. If youโre […]
This Joint Symposium is a collaboration between the Busan-Gyeongsang-Daegu Chapter of Korea TESOL (KOTESOL) and the Fukuoka Chapter of the Japan Association for Language Teaching (JALT). This event will feature […]
SpeakerKinsella Valies is a lecturer at Sophia University with an MA in Applied Linguistics from the University of Limerick. Her research focuses on filmmaking in language learning, TTRPGs, and collaborative research. She is a former The Language Teacher co-editor, a 2025 JALT invited speaker, and a JSPS Grants-in-Aid co-investigator.AbstractThis session is designed for language teacher-researchers […]
This year the Yamagata JALT Chapter is happy to host its 3rd Annual Mini Conference.The theme of this yearโs conference is โTo AI or not to AI?โ. Presentations will focus on various aspects connected to this theme. In particular, this yearโs talks will highlight practical strategies to teach and learn a language more effectively, efficiently, […]
2026 ICLE and TILES Collaborative Conference 2026 ICLE/TILES Collaborative Conference – Registration Formhttps://forms.gle/4HsJtpSmncLDop2g7 …..<<<Announcement>>>….. The conference will take place from September 26โ27, 2026. The Site Chairs recommend that participants book their accommodation well in advance, as there are limited hotel options in the area and they tend to fill up quickly. To avoid any inconvenience […]
We will have a short talk about Extensive Reading from Dr. Shaiful Islam on Sunday 31 May 19:00-20:00. The event will involve a short 20-30 minute casual talk from our PresentER, followed by around 20-30 minutes of questions and discussion. PresentERs takes place on the last Sunday of each month online on Zoom. It is […]
Okinawa JALT Global Summit 2026 (October 9โ11)https://sites.google.com/view/joinokinawa/okinawa-jalt
Equipping Students for Tomorrow: Equity, Identity, and Agency in English Language Education Equity – Ensuring fair access, participation, and support for all learners and educators. Agency – Fostering empowerment and enabling learners and educators to make meaningful choices and shape their interactions and contexts. Identity – Recognizing and valuing the diverse backgrounds, roles, and experiences […]
Equipping Students for Tomorrow: Equity, Identity, and Agency in English Language Education The theme of this conference is to promote Equity, Identity, and Agency. Equity: Ensuring fair access, participation, and support for all learners and educators. Identity: Recognizing and valuing the diverse backgrounds, roles, and experiences that teachers or students bring. Agency: Fostering empowerment and enabling […]
The landscape of international education is evolving. Shifts toward regional engagement, rising travel costs influenced by global energy dynamics, and broader geopolitical uncertainties are reshaping how students and institutions connect across borders. While these changes present challenges, they also create opportunities to rethink how global learning is designed and delivered. โใIn this context, study abroad […]