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About CEAL
EAL programs help students learn English while also learning about Canadian cultural values, customs and social expectations. The goal of EAL programs is to provide students with planned systematic instruction and support that will enable them to speak the English language fluently, further their education and become productive and contributing members of Albertan and Canadian society. PROFESSIONAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
The Council for English as an Additional Language is excited to share our newest professional learning offerings: Experiential EAL Active Learning Strategies, Welcoming Refugees into Our School Communities, and Vocabulary Across Disciplines.
These sessions can be delivered virtually or in person and can be tailored to full-day, half-day, or shorter formats to meet your needs. To learn more about each session or to book professional learning for your team, click here or contact president@cealata.com.
Conference 2026Due to lower-than-anticipated registration, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the upcoming conference. More details will be available soon. |
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Table officer positions (President-Elect, Treasurer, and Secretary) are voted in at the AGM in the spring. Additionally, the positions of PD Directors, Webmaster, Publications Director, and Conference Director(s) are appointed by table officers. To find out more about these positions, contact Gaylene Mackay at president@eslcata.com.
If you are interested in applying for a position, please submit online application form or download file in word/pdf format and email application.
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Latest News
Welcome to the fall issue of Accent and greetings on behalf of the Council for English as an Additional Language (CEAL).
Did you know that there are bursaries and grants available for you? Check out the details.
The Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF) is proud to release a new teacher resource entitled Truth and Reconciliation: What is it about?
The ATA is pleased to share that the official signing of the new Professional Practice Standards for teachers, leaders and superintendents occurred today...