All sessions are scheduled into rooms at the Convention Center unless otherwise noted. Based on twenty years of experience, presenters offer a framework for new EFL program managers. Participants gain insights into issues in communication, technology, human resources, and coping with constant change not found in ESL management.
Handouts provide points to consider before accepting an overseas management position.
124 Many ESL programs run on manila folders, handwritten checklists, and random pieces of paper. Administrators want to set up a computer database, but do not know where to start. The presenters share their experiences in developing a database for a growing IEP and explain how to streamline data management systems. Student Advisory Councils have become change agents for our program, contributing to important program decisions. Sharing the strategies used to develop such voice, the presenter will show the benefits of using student advisors and discuss implications for other programs.