In this part, Marek wraps up and summarises the discussion, finishing with a call to action. The audio recording was done by Mike Harrison. You can visit his website here: www.mikejharrison.com

Conclusion - Marek Kiczkowiak

In this part, the panel answers questions from the audience. The audio recording was done by Mike Harrison. You can visit his website here: www.mikejharrison.com

Question Time

In this part Josh Round talks about recruitment in ELT, and about why he thinks it's important to give equal opportunities to all candidates, regardless of their first language. The audio recording was done by Mike Harrison. You can visit his website here: www.mikejharrison.com

'Recruitment perspective' - Josh Round

In this part Christopher Graham talks about teacher training and its role in tackling the problem of native speakerism in ELT. The audio recording was done by Mike Harrison. You can visit his website here: www.mikejharrison.com

'Teacher training perspective' - Christopher Graham

In this part Burcu Akyol gives us a personal account of her own struggle for recognition in ELT as a non-native English speaker teacher. The audio recording was done by Mike Harrison. You can visit his website here: www.mikejharrison.com

'The Non-Native Speaker perspective' - Burcu Akyol

In this part Marek Kiczkowiak introduces the panel members and the topics, and gives an overview of what native speakerism is and how it affects ELT. The audio recording was done by Mike Harrison. You can visit his website here: www.mikejharrison.com

Introduction - Marek Kiczkowiak

TEFL Equity Advocates was set up in April 2014 in order to speak out for equal professional opportunities for native and non-native English speaker teachers in ELT. Visit the website for more information and free resources: www.teflequityadvocates.com

TEFL Equity Advocates

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