English Without Borders Network

Join us this Friday, May 15th, at 5 PM in our Online Speaking Club for an exciting discussion facilitated by Bakhtibegim Mamadrayonova!

👉 Topic: Family Stories That Teach Us About Life
👉 Where: EWB Telegram group: https://t.me/+J_PS7iMdgSw3OGMy
👉 English level: A2 (minimum)

Come share your ideas, practice English, and learn from others in a friendly and open atmosphere! 💬

In April, almost a month ago, EWB hosted regional conferences in Bokhtar, Dushanbe, and Khujand, bringing together passionate English teachers from across Tajikistan 🇹🇯. Together, we explored innovative teaching methodologies and the use of American AI tools in education 🤖.

It was an inspiring and memorable experience filled with learning, collaboration, and professional growth 😍.

Now, many of our participants have already conducted follow-up knowledge-sharing workshops for their colleagues at schools ✅, while others are preparing to do so soon. We are proud to see the impact of these conferences continuing to grow within local teaching communities ⚡️.

Let’s look back at these wonderful moments and read some of the inspiring feedback shared by our participants 💙.

Calling all EWB members!
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Join us for a special EWB Mentor Series session where we will share practical application tips for the EWB Training of Trainers Program and provide detailed information about the EWB Master Workshop Mini-Grants opportunity!

🌐 Platform: EWB Telegram (https://t.me/+nwqZCq_YTsk0MzQy)
📅 Date & Time: May 13, 6 PM

Open to all EWB members.
Let’s learn, grow, and inspire together!

Congratulations to Our Most Active EWB Members of Last Week! 🎉

🌟 Guzal Mahkamova
🌟 Parvina Hakimova
🌟 Takhmina Salieva
🌟 Farzona Toshmatova
🌟 Rosetta Bhagwandin
🌟 Zumrat Alishaeva
🌟 Munavar Zaripova
🌟 Parvina Sodiqova
🌟 Shamima Khonikova

Thank you for showing up, engaging deeply, and inspiring others through your commitment to learning! 💙
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🏆 Most Active EWB Members of the Year 🏆

Each year, EWB organizes nearly 150 online activities in total, including mentorship sessions, webinars, and speaking club meetings. Based on overall engagement, we recognize the top three most active participants in each of these regular online programs and invite them to attend our major national event 🤩.

How to become a Top-3 participant:
⚡ Participate consistently — aim to attend at least 60–70% of our regular online activities throughout the year.
⚡ Engage meaningfully — ask questions, share insights, participate in discussions and polls, and contribute during sessions.
⚡ Support the community — foster a positive and collaborative learning environment by encouraging peers and sharing useful resources.

Let us continue to grow, learn, and support one another through active participation and professional collaboration.

«Teaching English Learners about Poetry and How to Write It» explores how to go beyond just buying groceries and turn personal memories into powerful verse that highlights the musicality of the language🧚🏽.

➡️ Check out these strategies to discover how you can help your students gain language ownership and connect with English on a deeper level using simple "show, don't tell" techniques and model poems like “Where I’m From”: https://ewbn.org/newsletter-post/.

Join us this Friday, May 8th, at 5 PM in our Online Speaking Club for an exciting discussion facilitated by Zokirjon Nazarov!

👉 Topic: Victory Day: Stories of Bravery and Everyday Courage
👉 Where: EWB Telegram group: https://t.me/+J_PS7iMdgSw3OGMy
👉 English level: A2 (minimum)

Come share your ideas, practice English, and learn from others in a friendly and open atmosphere! 💬

Please join us in celebrating Zuhro Murodova, an inspirational English teacher from Levakant, Tajikistan 🇹🇯🌍

✨ On the poster, you can find key highlights from Zuhro’s remarkable 49-year professional journey in English language teaching.
📖 Read her full success story in the 7thissue of the EWB Newsletter on our website: https://ewbn.org/newsletter-post/

From mentoring generations of students—many of whom became teachers themselves—to actively engaging in national and international professional development opportunities, Zuhro continues to lead by example. Her commitment to lifelong learning and innovation shows that passion for teaching has no age limit 🤍