Georgia Teachers of English to
Speakers of Other Languages ![]() |
Amount: up to $1500
Georgia TESOL members who wish to receive funding support to attend the International TESOL convention may apply for a Beverly Benson Travel grant. The total amount of the annual grant is $1,500, which may be given to one recipient or divided among recipients. Georgia/Peru TESOL Travel GrantAmount: $2000 This grant was created to promote cross-cultural understanding and the sharing of resources between Georgia TESOL and Peru TESOL. Applicants must also show documentation that they have been accepted to present at the Peru TESOL Conference. Amount: up to $1,000
The purpose of the grant is to support classroom/research projects and promote the professional development of a promising ELL teacher who is a current member in good standing of Georgia TESOL and has a worthy plan or goal that will ultimately benefit ELL students, but lacks the resources or materials to achieve this goal. Amount: up to $1000 Deadline: April 30th The purpose of the grant is to support classroom/research projects and promote the professional development of an adult ESOL teacher, ELL teacher at a higher education institute, or ELL teacher educator who is a current member in good standing of Georgia TESOL and has a worthy plan or goal that will benefit ELL students, but lacks the resources or materials to achieve this goal. SE TESOL Conference Travel Grant Amount: up to $2,000 Deadline: May 15th This grant was created to support a teacher or a teacher trainer/supervisor who wishes to attend the Southeast TESOL Regional Convention. | Amount: up to $1000 Deadline: September 30th
Amount: up to $1000 Deadline: October 30th The purpose of this grant is to provide financial support to a non profit organization which serves to support ESOL professionals and/or ESOL students in the state of Georgia. Funding will go towards a specific project or event that will directly benefit the ESOL community. Amount: $2000 Deadline: December 30th This grant is intended to provide assistance for an immersion experience abroad for an educator who wishes to serve his or her students better by learning more about their culture and language through experiencing the culture firsthand. It is named in honor of our late colleague and Georgia TESOL member John Stowe, who was constantly learning languages, traveling, and spending time with students in order to better understand their culture. John also firmly believed that a strong sense of place is a vital part of being truly immersed and connected to a community.
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