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International Journal of TESOL Studies (IJTS) is a fully peer-reviewed international journal published by International TESOL Union and indexed in Scopus (SJR Q1). IJTS publishes both original empirical research and systematic review studies on teaching and learning English as a second and foreign language at all education levels. It is broadly concerned with linguistics applied to education and welcomes contributions in, but not limited to, the following areas:
IJTS is an Open Access journal and all published papers are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0. Users have the right to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of articles in this journal, or to use them for any other lawful purpose. Authors retain copyrights and full publishing rights without restrictions.
There are no article processing charges or submission charges applicable to authors.
Special Interest Groups and Country/Regional Chairs
The International TESOL Union (ITU) is pleased to announce the opening of applications/nominations for Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and Country/Regional Chairs. These leadership positions are vital to our mission of fostering collaboration, promoting research, and advancing TESOL education on a global scale. We invite qualified individuals to apply and contribute their expertise to the growth and success of the ITU.
Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
Special Interest Groups are integral to the ITU’s work, providing a platform for TESOL professionals to engage in focused discussions, share research, and collaborate on projects within specific areas of interest. SIG leaders will:
-Organize and lead initiatives, events, and discussions within their area of expertise.
-Foster collaboration and networking among professionals with shared interests.
-Contribute to the development of resources and publications within the SIG's focus area.
Country/Regional Chairs
Country and Regional Chairs play a key role in representing ITU in their respective regions or countries. They will:
-Serve as a liaison between the ITU and TESOL professionals in their region or country.
-Organize regional events, workshops, and conferences in collaboration with the ITU.
-Facilitate networking and collaboration among educators and researchers in their region.
Benefits of Becoming a SIG Leader or Country/Regional Chair
-Enhance your professional profile by taking on a leadership role within the ITU.
-Contribute to shaping the future of TESOL education and research globally.
-Network with like-minded professionals and expand your collaborative opportunities.
-Gain visibility and recognition through involvement in high-impact ITU initiatives.
Eligibility Criteria
-Proven experience and expertise in TESOL education, research, or practice.
-Demonstrated leadership skills and the ability to organize and lead initiatives.
-A commitment to advancing the ITU’s mission of fostering global collaboration in TESOL.
How to Apply
To apply for a position as a Special Interest Group leader or Country/Regional Chair, please submit your application, including a CV and a brief statement of interest and work plan, to info@tesolunion.org. Be sure to specify whether you are applying for a SIG leadership position or a Country/Regional Chair role, as well as the area of interest or region you wish to represent.
Although a Letter of Recommendation is not required for either position, it would be highly beneficial. The letter can be provided by the applicant's supervisor (if the applicant is a research student) or by their institutional line manager or equivalent, such as the head of their department or school. If available, this letter should be submitted along with the application.
To Nominate Someone
Send an email to info@tesolunion.org with the following details and the ITU team will follow up with the nominee directly to confirm their interest and request any additional materials.
-The nominee’s full name, contact information, and current affiliation
-The role for which you are nominating them (SIG Leader or Country/Regional Chair)
-The area of interest or region they would represent
-A brief explanation of why you believe they are a suitable candidate (optional but encouraged)
We look forward to your applications/nominations and the opportunity to collaborate in strengthening the global TESOL community.