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EIA Project Management Unit in DPE organized sharing meeting with EIA Teachers
EIA at the 7th BELTA international conference
Promoting an equal voice for Bangladeshi rural schoolgirls as participants in authentic classroom videos
EIA participates at the Digital World 2015 through Ministry of Education, Bangladesh
An enduring transformation… story of Minu Begum
The EIA Final Phase Objectives in Brief
2,400 Non-formal schools now enjoying EIA Reading Books under SHIKHON Programme
EIA welcomes new Director General of DPE
Initial Teachers’ Development Meetings 2015 begin
Dr. Rama Mathew joins EIA as the Head of R, M & E
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Sue Williamson joins EIA as Team Leader
Policy Seminar on English Language Skills Assessment in the Primary and Secondary Education Sectors in Bangladesh, held in Dhaka
EIA part of DPE’s Subject-based Training (SbT) for English
EIA now reaching 12,500 government primary and secondary school teachers!
EIA Impact: Substantial changes across English in Action schools and BBC Janala
Education, Technology and Women: Key Issues for Development policy seminar held in Dhaka
EIA approaches expanding to technical and vocational education sector
EIA part of DPE TED plan Core working Group now
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English Can Change Lives: English in Action Fairs launched around the country
English in Action presents its success at the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Forum on ICT in Education
Exploring opportunities to embed EIA in DPE initiated Teacher Education and Development Plan
Government appointed Project Director for EIA assumes office
Independent user materials for Kishorgonj Sadar Upazila teachers – a glimpse on what sustaining EIA may look like.
Nigerian Education ministry delegation visits English in Action project
Rising rate of internet usage and www.bbcjanala.com
Teacher Facilitators video shooting
BBC Janala: one of the world's top 100 digital social innovations
Marc van der Stouwe appointed EIA Project Director
EIA at the Center for Education Innovations online platform
Switch on your TV for BBC Janala’s new show
A day with Teaching Quality Improvement II project team
Celebrating an adult learning milestone
Experience Sharing Workshop with MEW of DSHE, Government of Bangladesh
“EIA project was developed out of the Bangladeshi soil” - John Shotton
English in Action wins ELTons award
BBC Janala launches Amar Engreji Course 2
Jaago and Carlotta students enjoying EIA materials
Impact of EIA: new reports available online
6th BELTA International Conference 2013
BBC Janala launches innovative English Course on Mobile, Online and on Television
BBC Janala organises a Community Radio Workshop
EIA Orientation & Training Workshop for Government Education Officers for secondary schools held
EIA presence at 18th International NELTA Conference in Kathmandu
EIA schools programme nominated for ELTons award!
English in Action a proud sponsor of the 6th BELTA Conference
English in Action Orientation and Cooperation workshop in collaboration with DPE
More English in Action research reports now available online!
Second EIA cluster meetings: The first glint of success
Second round of training workshops with 231 Teacher Facilitators ends
Second round of training workshops with 231 Teacher Facilitators
'BBC Janala Engreji Shekhar Boi 2' is in store now
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BBC Janala at Digital World 2012
BBC Janala English Learning Book- the New Platform of BBC Janala
BBC Janala launches innovative English Course on Mobile, Online and on Television
BBC Janala organises a Community Radio Workshop
EIA Orientation & Training Workshop for Government Education Officers for secondary schools held
English in Action at Dhaka University conference “Teaching and Learning English through Technology”
English in Action at the mLearn conference 2012 Helsinki
English in Action has awarded certificates and crests to primary and secondary teachers
English in Action introductory workshops for 4500 teachers begins
Inspiring English learning English in Action Fairs launched around the country
Orientation workshop for Government Education Officers for primary schools
Second EIA cluster meetings: The first glint of success
'BBC Janala Engreji Shekhar Boi 2' is in store now
'The Making of a New EIA Television Series'
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BBC Janala wins 3 more International Awards
High level GoB delegation visits the Netherlands
Media Briefing - 5th BELTA International Conference 2011
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EIA won the prestigious ELTons award in central London on 22 May 2013, to a live audience of ELT – publishers, writers, academics, project managers, educationalists and an international on-line audience of many thousands. EIA beat stiff competition to win the final and most prestigious team award of the evening for local innovation.
Mahbub Leelen from BMB Mott MacDonald; Mike Solly and Clare Woodward from the Open University, UK represented the EIA team at the event. Mahbub Leelen, on receiving the award said “Millions of students and thousands of teachers are the main actors in the English in Action project. They are the real winners of this award”.
The ELTons (British Council Innovation Awards) are offered to outstanding new language learning products and services, that use innovative ideas to help learners achieve their goals, or to innovative research which has clear practical benefits for English language teaching. http://englishagenda.britishcouncil.org/eltons
DFID Bangladesh Country Representative Sarah Cooke said, “When done well, blending education with technology increases the impact of language teaching. English in Action’s innovative design supports and motivates teachers and really brings the language to life. They have got the context exactly right here.”
Johan Bentinck, Team Leader, EIA, said, “The award signifies the innovations the English in Action programme has brought to the classrooms across Bangladesh. The project is not only about use of new innovative technologies, but especially on achieving a sustainable learning impact changing how teaching and learning takes place in the classroom.”
Winning the award is a tremendous achievement of the entire EIA family, the thousands of teachers and millions of students across Bangladesh and we are very proud of this success!
English in Action programme is a UK Government
funded programme implemented by the
Government of Bangladesh and managed by
Cambridge Education, a member of Mott MacDonald.