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Duncan
Foord, Director of Teacher Training
Duncan has been teaching and training teachers for 25 years in Spain,
the UK, France and the Czech Republic. He also works as a CertTESOL
moderator for Trinity College, London. He has a Trinity DipTESOL and
MEd in TESOL. He is co-author, with Lindsay Clandfield, of the Language
Teacher's Survival Handbook (Its Magazines, 2007) and The Developing
Teacher (Delta publishing, 2009). He is a regular presenter at
conferences on a range of areas, in particular teacher development and
leadership and management in ELT.
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Daniel
Barber, Course Director (Cadiz)
Daniel joined OxfordTEFL in September 2001 and is Director of Studies for General
English courses as well as a member of the TESOL training team. Dan worked
in Mexico where he taught English in a private University and the UK where
he taught and worked as Director of Studies for Anglo World, before coming
to Spain. Dan has a range of experience in teaching and course design with
adults and Young Learners, speaks French and Spanish and co ordinates multimedia
at OxfordTEFL. He has a BA degree in English and American literature and an RSA/Cambridge
DELTA.
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Anna Stubbs, Course Director (Barcelona)
Anna joined OxfordTEFL in September 2001. She has a BA (Hons) degree in European
Business and Spanish as well as the Trinity Diploma. She works on our
Certificate course as both a Teaching Practice tutor and as one of the
phonology input tutors.
Her love of (nearly) all things Spanish brought her to Barcelona after
a 3 month trip to South America. She can usually be found eating and
drinking around town.
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David
Young, Course Director (Prague) David
joined the team in October 2001 having worked teaching a variety of
courses in both the Czech Republic and Spain since 1993. From a first
EFL job teaching in summer camps to kids, he has gone on to teach exam
preparation courses, design and run various ESP (English for Special
Purposes) courses for engineers, management and Human Resources at a
large multi-national in Syria, and worked as Director of Studies for a
language school in Prague. Since taking the Trinity Licentiate Diploma
in TESOL, David has run teacher training courses in Barcelona, Madrid,
Hong Kong, Paris and Prague.
David enjoys table football, cooking and going to concerts.
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Liria Araujo, TESOL
administrator
Liria has been an Administrative Assistant for more than 10 years. Half
of this time she assisted the Director of an International Development
Project, a U.S. based Non-Governmental Organization in Peru, where she
was born. Liria is the TESOL Administrator and Marketing Coordinator.
She is in charge of the administrative organization of the TESOL
Courses, which entails everything from being the very first point of
contact, to dealing with all students' requirements and confirming all
the enrollments for all our centres in London, Spain and the Czech
Republic. Liria is a part-time student at the Open University currently
in the 4th year of a degree in "European Studies”, and a full-time
mother of a teenage daughter too! She loves Thai food and red wine!
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Peter Vahle,
Course Tutor
Peter is from both Washington DC and San Francisco, but has lived in
Spain
for the past 11 years. He has taught a wide variety of classes over the
years and particularly enjoys exam preparation courses and Business
English. He is also an avid writer of TEFL materials which he has had
published both online and ‘off-line’. He has been teaching TEFL
certification since 1998 and last year began teaching the TEFL Diploma
as
well. When he is not immersed in the world of teaching he can be found
playing with his son in the park or playing music with his band in the
clubs of Barcelona.
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Violeta Stefanovska, Course Tutor
Violeta has been with us since 2006 when she moved to Barcelona after
teaching English for 12 years in Macedonia. She teaches the Unknown
Language, delivers input sessions on Grammar and Methodology and is one
of our Teaching Practice tutors. Apart from the Trinity TESOL Diploma
which she did with Oxford House, she holds a degree in English Language
and Literature and an MA in Applied Linguistics. Her interests comprise
learning strategies, student motivation and teacher-friendly teaching.
She loves Barcelona and enjoys wandering around Barrio Gotico and
feeding the fish and the seagulls at Maremagnum.
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Rebecca Ellis, Course
Tutor
The old girl of the team, Rebecca's been with us since before we began.
From humble beginnings teaching refugees whilst at University to her
current position tutoring on TESOL courses, she's been in the business
since 1997. Rebecca's first official post was a year and a
half stint in Pereira, Colombia, during which she realized she loved
what she was doing, even if she didn't really know what that was. Back
in Europe she did her training with us in Barcelona (both Certificate
and Diploma), and has been with us ever since.
As well as being our longest serving member she's also our in-house
soother of troubled bodies and souls, as a qualified massage and Reiki
therapist. In April 2009 she became the proud mother of young Aleix. |
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Sean Hayward, Course
Tutor
Sean was born in Pakistan and lived in Nigeria before going to England aged
four & a half. He grew up in Leamington Spa and graduated in English
from Lancaster University in 1983, then worked in youth training in Birmingham
for fifteen months before moving to London in 1985, where he joined Escape
From Burma as bass player. The band stayed together for five years, Sean
remained in London for eleven, working in a video shop in Tottenham Court
Road (three years), a pancake stall in Camden market (two weeks), and as the
head offices of a bank (seven years). He came to Barcelona in 1997 to do
the Trinity Cert. TESOL; his main teachers were Duncan and Nick, both of
whom, he subsequently discovered, had been involved in bands in London at
the around the same time as him. He has worked with us ever since,
teaching mainly Business and in-company classes, but also General English for kids
and teenagers. He completed his Diploma at OxfordTEFL in June 2002 and joined as
a Teaching Practice tutor in September.
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Angela Seeley,
Course Tutor
Angela has been working in education for seven years, coordinating university programs in Chicago, as well as
teaching English and teacher training in Barcelona. In the last year she has begun working on the Oxford House
web site, assisting administrators and teachers with their own technological developments, and co-presenting workshops
for OxfordTEFL and other teachers to develop their blended learning courses
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Nick Rawlinson, Course
Tutor
Nick is originally from London, England and, after a short, inglorious
career as a musician, began teaching English there in 1987. He came
to Barcelona with the idea of staying here for just a few months, and
that was in 1990! Since then he's taught people from all walks of life
(housewives, film-directors, a former director of Barcelona's opera
house and his entire family and, most importantly, his own wife to be!).
Since 1995, he's worked on the Certificate teacher training
programme. Along with Duncan Foord, Nick is the co-founder of Oxford
House College, Barcelona.
Nick holds the Trinity Certificate in TESOL, which he completed in 1995.
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Kate Johnson, Careers Advisor
Kate has been in Barcelona since 2004 and with us since 2006. She has
been teaching for 13 years, in a variety of situations, from the
European Commission to her own living room! She has taught in Poland,
Portugal, Belgium, the UK and Barcelona. She has a degree in English
Literature and Education, and holds the Tefl Certificate and the
Diploma. She is especially interested in phonology and
sociolinguistics, and is currently doing a correspondence course in
editing and proof reading.
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