Settling In

Episode 3 of the British Council Language Assistants podcast, hosted by British Council, titled "Settling In" was published on July 12, 2021 and runs 27 minutes.

July 12, 2021 ·27m · British Council Language Assistants

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Summary

We hear from assistants Kate and Georgia about their experience of settling in as an ELA during 2019-20. From Welsh-cake candles to brass bands, listen to all their top tips for managing that initial period of the assistantship.  

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We hear from assistants Kate and Georgia about their experience of settling in as an ELA during 2019-20. From Welsh-cake candles to brass bands, listen to all their top tips for managing that initial period of the assistantship.

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