Workshops on 8 May and 21 May 2018 at the LGTC – “Lesson Planning”
Our predecessors, Anna and Tasja from Team VI, started with introducing the concept of a lesson plan to the English
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Working on pronunciation at the Lao-German Technical College – two workshops in March 2017
“I’m going to sleep” or “I’m going to slip”? “Would you like a beer?” or “would you like a bear”?
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“Would you like to eat [səʊp]?” First pronunciation workshops at the LGTC – 11th and 24th November, 2016
“Would you like to eat [səʊp]? [səʊp] really? Don’t you mean [suːp]?” When we saw to what extent our Lao
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New DAAD project “Get Ready for Global Teaching!” at the University of Education Karlsruhe (2025-2029)
Editor’s note: Ms Mirjam Hitzelberger, M.A., is our project coordinator for the DAAD project “Get Ready for Global Teaching!” at
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Letter from South Africa – by Sibusiso Clifford Ndlangamandla
Invitation to participate in the first Winter School of the University of Education Karlsruhe’s DAAD project “Get ready for Global
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2026 CALL for APPLICATIONS in the decolonial German-Ghanaian student-tandem project (ASA Academia global)
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS 2026 Our new German-Ghanaian tandem-project (#1104) under the ASA Academia global format programme (Engagement Global) offers 4 (possibly 6)
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“AccepDance” – “World Dance Calling in English Language Teaching” seminar recap 2025
Editor’s Note: I would like to thank the Liesel Hermes Stiftungsfonds for funding the “World Dance Calling” project in the
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We are Team XV! (…and this is blog article no. 400!)
We are Team XV! The Call for another team went viral at the University of Cape Coast when it was published,
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Letter from Ghana – by Benedicta Ekua Arthur
I am Benedicta Ekua Arthur, a teacher in Church of Christ M/A Kindergarten and Primary school in Cape Coast, Ghana.
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Letter from Ghana – by Emmanuel Agyapong
A Journey in Education: Passion, Purpose, and Perseverance My name is Emmanuel Agyapong, a third-year student pursuing a Bachelor of
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Letter from Ghana – by Eli Attipoe
Hello lovely academic fellows, I am Eli Attipoe, a proud final year student at the University of Cape Coast (Ghana)
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The “Secret War” in Laos: an excursion to the COPE Visitor Center – by Antonia Eiser & Patricia Fromkorth (Team XII)
The COPE Visitor Center: “Helping people move on” The “Cooperative Orthotic and Prothetic Enterprise (COPE) Visitor Center” is located in
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