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What Went Well … Even Better If … Maximising Performance in Controlled Assessments

Posted by Marie on March 1, 2012

I attended this event this afternoon/evening, and it was well worth it.  It was organised by the National Association of Language Advisers (North West region) of which I am a member.

I’m sure that to many of you, the information isn’t new, but in case you wanted a refresher, I’ve put my notes below for you to take a look at, or take away!

I apologies to the two speakers, David Mee, and John Halksworth, if I have misinterpreted any of their comments, but hopefully I have done them justice!

Click here to download: Notes from NALA NW Controlled Assessment event

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NALA North West Regional Conference

Posted by Marie on February 1, 2012

If you’re in or near the North West of England on 1st March and are interested in some quality CPD related to Controlled Assessment, then can I point you in the direction of this event:

You can download the flyer here:

Nala REGIONAL CONFERENCE 01032012 2

Don’t worry that both of the speakers are Spanish moderators – as the flyer says, it’s the underlying principles and ideas that will be offered which are important.

NALA (National Association of Language Advisers) put on great events, and so if you can make it, I think you would find it worthwhile.

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