We are delighted to announce that NILE's MA graduate Garry Hobbs is the joint winner of the prestigious British Council Master's Dissertation Award 2022 with his dissertation An Investigation into the Impact of Using Take-home Tests as an Assessment for Learning Strategy on Young Learners' English Language Learning Motivation in a Private Thai Language School. The Master's Dissertation Awards is awarded every year by British Council in partnership with UK universities to promote achievements of students on UK Master's programmes for work with the best potential for impact on ELT. We are proud to deliver a comprehensive MA with such high calibre students and staff. The NILE MA has been running for over 20 years and normally averages a cohort of 240 students from 30+ countries. Garry’s award is testament not only to the quality of his hard work and skill, but also to the effect of NILE’s post-graduate programme in the world of ELT. Garry said
Feedback from the judges included
The full dissertation is now available to download from the Teaching English website, along with other dissertations receiving special commendations in this year's round.
June 2024: This month, Garry and Sandie have had their co-authored article "Take-home tests as an assessment for learning strategy", based on Garry's MA research, published in The ELT Journal.
NILE's MA in Professional Development for Language Education is a highly flexible Master's degree where modules are available both face to face and online. New modules start in September, January, April and July. |