
Call for abstracts now closed
This call for abstracts is now closed. Conference registration opens Monday, 7 September.
The School for English and University Pathways at RMIT Vietnam is excited to announce Teacher Talks 2026 – a conference series bringing educators together to share dialogue, practice, and professional growth.
As English increasingly serves as a medium for learning across educational contexts, the theme for 2026 is
Pathways Forward: Future-Ready Pedagogy for English-Medium Learning.
Teacher Talks 2026:
Danang on Saturday, 3 October,
Ho Chi Minh City on Saturday, 10 October
Hanoi on Sunday, 11 October.
Streams:
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ELT
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EMI*
*EMI (English-Medium Instruction) refers to teaching subject-specific content through English in contexts where English is not the official language. This stream is particularly relevant to school subject teachers and university lecturers.
Strands:
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AI and Future-Ready Learning (including educational technology and soft skills)
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Translanguaging and Multilingual Classrooms
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Language Pedagogy, Curriculum and Assessment
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Professional Learning and Teacher Development
What We’re Looking For
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Clear, well-written abstracts that follow the submission guidelines.
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Alignment with the conference theme, stream, and strand.
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Practice-informed content with clear relevance to teaching and learning.
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Opportunities for participant engagement and interaction.
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Practical and achievable takeaways for participants.
Submission Requirements
Your submission must include
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a 100-150 word abstract that clearly indicates what participants will learn and be able to apply in their own teaching contexts.
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a concise workshop title (maximum 10 words).
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a short biography (less than 100 words).
Submissions for consideration by Thursday, 30 July, 2026.
Review process and presenter support
Submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and applicants will be notified of the outcome as decisions are made. Upon acceptance, you will be required to submit a workshop plan (within a provided template). If required, support with workshop preparation will be provided. Prior to the conference, presenters will participate in at least one workshop run-through. This process is intended to support presenters and ensure practical, high-quality workshops that are relevant to the intended audience.
Teacher Talks is a professional learning event. Proposals intended primarily for marketing, promotion, or student recruitment will not be considered.
