Invitation
Dear colleagues, it is our pleasure and honour to invite you to 1st International Conference on Teaching English for Specific Purposes, named Connect and Share, to be held at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering, University of Niš, on May 17th-19th, 2013. Teaching ESP is a demanding job. Practitioners and lecturers are faced with the need first to educate themselves in the area of English language they may not be familiar with even in their mother tongue. Secondly, they have to design a course with very little or no ready made material. Furthermore, they need to adapt the teaching methodology to the very institution they work at, for the very needs of their students. Most often lecturers in these areas have very few if any colleagues dealing with the same issues at their universities. It is our belief that a meeting like this Conference can be an exceptional opportunity to enhance one’s performance through connecting and sharing with the colleagues coming from other universities. With this aim in mind we are looking forward to seeing you in Niš in May 2013!
Sincerely,
Ass. prof. Nadežda Stojković, PhD
President of the Program Committee
Faculty of Electronic Engineering,University of Niš
Aleksandra Medvedeva 14, 18000 Niš,
Serbia
May 17th – 19th, 2013
Participating Countries:
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Albania |
Georgia |
Libya |
Russia |
United Kingdom |
Algeria |
Armenia |
Greece |
Macedonia |
Saudi Arabia |
Ukraine |
Croatia |
Austria |
Hungary |
Malaysia |
Serbia |
Emirates |
Japan |
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Hercegovina |
India |
Montenegro |
Srpska |
USA |
Slovakia |
Bulgaria |
Iran |
Pakistan |
Slovenia |
Vietnam |
New Zealand |
China |
Italy |
Poland |
Tunisia |
Kazakhstan |
Sweden |
Estonia |
Latvia |
Romania |
Turkey |
Cyprus |






Georgia
Libya
Russia
United Kingdom
Algeria
Armenia
Greece
Macedonia
Saudi Arabia
Ukraine
Croatia
Austria
Hungary
Malaysia
Serbia
United Arab
Japan
Bosnia and
India
Montenegro
Republic of
USA
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Iran
Pakistan
Slovenia
Vietnam
New Zealand
China
Italy
Poland
Tunisia
Kazakhstan
Sweden
Estonia
Latvia
Romania
Turkey
Cyprus