As we are gearing up to start our activities again, I have the pleasure of  inviting you to the next ILETA Monthly Trainers’ MeetUP which will be led by our experienced Legal English Practitioner Ms. Agnieszka A Chojecka – ILETA Country Ambassador for Poland and Member of the Scientific Committee. 

If you are interested in discussing how to tailor your lessons to better meet your learners’ needs, then join us for a brief discussion on how to effectively conduct a needs analysis for legal English students/clients. 

Date:                             30 September 2024
Time:                            14:00 CEST to 15: 00 CEST (ROME TIME)
Online Platform:     ZOOM 

 TOPIC:                         A Needs Analysis rediscovered: How to make it work effectively. 

Let’s exchange ideas and explore how to assess and address specific language needs in legal language contexts. Your input and experience are valuable! Have your say!  RSVP Here: For registration please fill in the form here ILETA Monthly Trainers MeetUP – 30 September 2024. Please note this event is FREE and is open to all Members. 

Biography

Agnieszka Chojecka (Ms)

‘I am an independent English tutor with over 23 years of experience in designing courses for legal, financial and business English learners. 

I studied English Philology at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. Thanks to my first business and legal English students, most of whom valued their time and expected fast language progress, I have developed highly effective teaching and learning methods. 

Since 2004 I have worked exclusively with legal and financial professionals designing individual and group courses for recognised Polish law firms and legal departments of international companies in Poland.

Outside of work my fascination with education continues as I avidly read about recent developments in psychology, neurolinguistics, explore memorising techniques or delve into the Socratic method of teaching. One of my teaching goals is to encourage legal English students to become independent language learners.’

Look forward to seeing you all,