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Surin Province, one of the Thai Master Trainers, said that one of the challenges for English teachers in small and remote schools is the diversity of students' English language skills. and planning teaching to suit every student in the class The training content in the Bootcamp Turbo project is like a teaching tool designed to be used in a variety of contexts. Teachers can then apply the knowledge from the training to suit their own classes. In addition, closely monitoring the work within the Thai Master Trainer network. and professional learning communities (PLCs) also ensure continuous performance. In addition, teaching results are shared with each other. Leading to the improvement of teaching for maximum efficiency, Mr. Andrew Glass, Director of the British Council Thailand, said that Bootcamp Turbo From the cooperation between the Ministry of Education and Thai Master Trainer that occurred after the booth camp project ended. It is considered another important step in raising the level of English language education in Thailand. and a network of more than 30 Thai Master Trainers as an important product of the Bootcamp project.
They are considered a group of personnel who are hopeful in expanding the results of the booth camp project to make it more accessible to teachers. Reduce educational inequality and is an important brain in developing the area This is an important principle in creating sustainability in the development of English language teaching in Thailand. The British Council continues to support and develop the personnel of the Thai Master Trainer group. Participated in various international academic conferences. In order to increase potential Telegram Number Data Exchange experiences with international personnel To be applied to further develop teaching and learning. Interested parties can inquire for additional information at the British Council Thailand at tel. 02-657-2211 and at the website. About the Regional English Training Center (Booth Camp) Project The Regional English Training Center Project or "Booth Camp" is a joint project between the Ministry of Education and the British Council to enhance the teaching of English by more than 17,000 primary and secondary school teachers nationwide. From English teachers across the country. More than 40,000 people changed their teaching of English from the original emphasis on language accuracy. Memorize grammar and memorize vocabulary.
It is a teaching that emphasizes communication skills so that people can actually listen, speak, read and write in English. Throughout the 2 and a half year period of the project A total of 15 regional English language teacher training centers have been established throughout the country. Including the selection of 30 teachers with outstanding potential to undergo intensive training to become Thai Master Trainers. Serve as a speaker along with British Council lecturers throughout the project period. and is an important force in continuing to raise the level of English teaching at the primary and secondary levels in Thailand. About the British Council The British Council is the international organization for the promotion of education, arts and culture in the United Kingdom. We work with over 100 countries around the world across arts, culture, English, education and civil society. Last year we communicated directly with more than 80 million people and online. radio and television media and publications with more than 791 million people, we benefit the countries we work with through the UK's cultural resources. To change people's lives for the better by creating opportunities. Create a network and build trust between each other. The British Council was established in 1934 under Royal Assent and the United Kingdom Independent Organization Act. We are fifteen percent funded by the UK Government.
They are considered a group of personnel who are hopeful in expanding the results of the booth camp project to make it more accessible to teachers. Reduce educational inequality and is an important brain in developing the area This is an important principle in creating sustainability in the development of English language teaching in Thailand. The British Council continues to support and develop the personnel of the Thai Master Trainer group. Participated in various international academic conferences. In order to increase potential Telegram Number Data Exchange experiences with international personnel To be applied to further develop teaching and learning. Interested parties can inquire for additional information at the British Council Thailand at tel. 02-657-2211 and at the website. About the Regional English Training Center (Booth Camp) Project The Regional English Training Center Project or "Booth Camp" is a joint project between the Ministry of Education and the British Council to enhance the teaching of English by more than 17,000 primary and secondary school teachers nationwide. From English teachers across the country. More than 40,000 people changed their teaching of English from the original emphasis on language accuracy. Memorize grammar and memorize vocabulary.
It is a teaching that emphasizes communication skills so that people can actually listen, speak, read and write in English. Throughout the 2 and a half year period of the project A total of 15 regional English language teacher training centers have been established throughout the country. Including the selection of 30 teachers with outstanding potential to undergo intensive training to become Thai Master Trainers. Serve as a speaker along with British Council lecturers throughout the project period. and is an important force in continuing to raise the level of English teaching at the primary and secondary levels in Thailand. About the British Council The British Council is the international organization for the promotion of education, arts and culture in the United Kingdom. We work with over 100 countries around the world across arts, culture, English, education and civil society. Last year we communicated directly with more than 80 million people and online. radio and television media and publications with more than 791 million people, we benefit the countries we work with through the UK's cultural resources. To change people's lives for the better by creating opportunities. Create a network and build trust between each other. The British Council was established in 1934 under Royal Assent and the United Kingdom Independent Organization Act. We are fifteen percent funded by the UK Government.