ELTA Serbia - English Language Teachers' Association

ELTA Serbia - English Language Teachers' Association ELTA is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting excellence in English language teaching in Serbia.

Proudly affiliated with IATEFL and TESOL. ELTA (English Language Teachers' Association) is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation affiliated to IATEFL (International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language) and TESOL (Teachers of English to speakers of other languages).

Today, as we celebrate our 23rd birthday, we are taking a moment to look back at a year filled with conferences, teacher...
11/07/2026

Today, as we celebrate our 23rd birthday, we are taking a moment to look back at a year filled with conferences, teacher training, international cooperation, and many reasons to be proud. 🎂✨

Over the past year, we organised our 24th International Conference, bringing together a few hundred participants, inspiring plenary speakers, and dozens of workshops. We also secured accreditation for two new professional development seminars, continuing our commitment to high quality teacher education.

The year was also shaped by important projects and partnerships. We continued our work through the EVE: Equal Voices in ELT in the ELT Mentorship Programme, supported Access Serbia activities in Čačak, Zaječar, Kruševac, and Belgrade for 100 students, and received support from the Regional English Language Office Belgrade for 30 teachers to attend the conference, including colleagues from Serbia and the wider region. 🌍

In cooperation with the British Council Serbia, we delivered training in 15 cities, reaching 127 teachers with the support of 15 teacher trainers. Our CLIL training with Phil Ball also brought together teachers from several countries through sessions in Kragujevac and Belgrade.

Our international work continued through the Freedom 250 project, supported by the U.S. Embassy Belgrade and RELO, which includes 30 teachers from 7 countries and regions, as well as through Erasmus+ activities, including the approved Digital Empathy project and the successfully completed Emotionally Healthy Classroom K1 project. 💡

This year also strengthened our international presence, with 17 representatives taking part in 16 international events, while our cooperation with partners such as SOL - Sharing One Language continued to support professional exchange and regional collaboration.

It has been a year of growth, bridges, learning, and shared energy. In other words, exactly the kind of year that reminds us why professional communities matter. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every member, partner, colleague, and friend who has been part of our journey. Your support, participation, and contributions have helped make ELTA the thriving community it is today. 🙏

Here’s to many more years of connecting teachers, ideas, and classrooms. 💙📚🌍

Jozica Nuc, IATEFL Slovenia representative, reflects on the 2026 ELTA Serbia Conference in Belgrade. Her article highlig...
08/07/2026

Jozica Nuc, IATEFL Slovenia representative, reflects on the 2026 ELTA Serbia Conference in Belgrade. Her article highlights practical ideas on assessment, inclusive task design, responsible technology use, and teacher wellbeing. A warm reminder that when teachers share ideas generously, classrooms grow stronger. 📚

Read the article 👉 https://elta.org.rs/conference-report-2026

📣 Applications are now open for the Online Professional English Network (OPEN) Fall 2026 term.📚 The program offers onlin...
01/07/2026

📣 Applications are now open for the Online Professional English Network (OPEN) Fall 2026 term.

📚 The program offers online university level courses for English teaching professionals, connects participants with U.S. ELT experts, and builds an international professional network. 🌍

📅 Term dates: 22 September to 16 November 2026.
⏰ Apply by 13 July 2026.

Learn more 👉 https://elta.org.rs/open-fall-2026

In MemoriamAsja Karapandža1965-2026With deep sadness, we say goodbye to our dear colleague and long-standing Access teac...
23/06/2026

In Memoriam

Asja Karapandža
1965-2026

With deep sadness, we say goodbye to our dear colleague and long-standing Access teacher, Asja Karapandža.

It was through the Access Program that our paths first came together, giving us the opportunity to get to know Asja more closely and to work with her both in and beyond the classroom. She was a caring and dedicated teacher, a true professional, and a colleague whose kindness, warmth, and commitment left a lasting impression on everyone who had the privilege of working with her.

We will remember Asja not only for her devotion to her students and her work, but also for the moments we shared during camps, trips, and the many activities that brought our Access community closer together. It was a genuine pleasure to work alongside her and to share those memories with her.

We are deeply saddened that she has left us far too soon. Our heartfelt condolences go to her family, friends, colleagues, and students. During this difficult time, we stand with them in sympathy and support.

Your Access Team

Valentina Nikolić reflects on the 24th ELTA Serbia International Conference in Belgrade, where around 300 participants, ...
18/06/2026

Valentina Nikolić reflects on the 24th ELTA Serbia International Conference in Belgrade, where around 300 participants, 5 plenaries, and 50+ speakers explored bridges, boundaries, classroom practice, and future skills. A conference full of ideas, connections, and the kind of teaching energy that travels well beyond two days. 📚🌉

Read the article 👉 https://elta.org.rs/reflection-elta-serbia-2026

From 8 to 10 May, Svetlana Kalajdžić attended the 39th Annual APPI Conference (Associação Portuguesa de Professores de I...
18/06/2026

From 8 to 10 May, Svetlana Kalajdžić attended the 39th Annual APPI Conference (Associação Portuguesa de Professores de Inglês) in Aveiro, Portugal, as an ELTA representative. On 9 May, she presented “Cultural Connection Through CLIL” at the Meliá Ria Hotel, demonstrating how culture, authentic materials, and the four language skills can come together in a single engaging CLIL lesson.📚

Read the article 👉 https://elta.org.rs/reflection-portugal

At the 47th Annual TESOL Greece International Convention in Athens, Nada Filipović represented ELTA Serbia and enjoyed a...
18/06/2026

At the 47th Annual TESOL Greece International Convention in Athens, Nada Filipović represented ELTA Serbia and enjoyed a memorable first visit to the city. For her, conferences are about CPD, new colleagues, fresh ideas, and a little joy along the way. Arriving a day early by car, she explored Athens before being warmly welcomed on Friday evening by the TESOL Greece Board and its President with a city walk, dinner in Plaka, and even traditional Greek dancing. 📚💃

Read the article 👉 https://elta.org.rs/reflection-athens

At the SCELT - The Slovak Chamber of English Language Teachers & The Bridge - English Language Centre Forum 2026 in Brat...
18/06/2026

At the SCELT - The Slovak Chamber of English Language Teachers & The Bridge - English Language Centre Forum 2026 in Bratislava, held on 6 and 7 February 2026, ELTA representative Olivera Ilić joined sessions on AI, mentoring, motivation, cognitive science, and student engagement. With resilience as the main theme, the forum explored teacher wellbeing, growth, and classroom practice, while Zuzana Labašová’s opening plenary reminded everyone that growth begins just beyond the comfort zone. 📚

Read the article 👉 https://elta.org.rs/report-bratislava

In MemoriamDanijela Serafijanović(1970–2015)Eleven years have passed since we said goodbye to our dear colleague and for...
17/06/2026

In Memoriam

Danijela Serafijanović

(1970–2015)

Eleven years have passed since we said goodbye to our dear colleague and former ELTA president, Danijela Serafijanović.

As we remember her today, we do so with deep respect, affection, and gratitude. Her absence is still felt by many who had the privilege of knowing her, working with her, and learning from her. Danijela was not only a dedicated professional but also a kind, thoughtful, and generous person whose presence brought warmth to every room she entered.

She had a quiet strength, a gentle spirit, and a sincere smile that made people feel seen, valued, and welcome. Through her work, her kindness, and the way she treated others, she left a lasting mark on ELTA and on all those whose lives she touched.

Danijela remains a beloved and irreplaceable part of our ELTA family, forever remembered with love and gratitude.

14/06/2026

Thank you, EVE-ELTA Serbia mentors and mentees, for another wonderful round of the Mentoring Programme! It is your enthusiasm, energy, and commitment that make these programmes truly valuable.

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