CoTESOL is...
a non-profit 501(c)3 organization which supports the profession of English language teaching in Colorado. We are a dynamic, growing group of educators involved in
various aspects of language learning and bilingual education.
Members include instructors, program administrators, students,
researchers, and volunteers. We are proud to work with all ages and ethnic groups.
Founded in 1977, CoTESOL is an official affiliate of the TESOL International Association and a member of the Rocky Mountain TESOL Regional Accord.
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Why Have Others Joined CoTESOL?
CoTESOL
is the well of fresh ideas and support that unites us professionally
here in Colorado. Members rely on this network of colleagues to stay
informed of new trends and opportunities that are too numerous to
explore by themselves. Being involved in CoTESOL can be a tremendous networking opportunity. You can meet people from all over the state,
find distant colleagues interested in the same things you're interested
in, and use these connections to learn and to help others learn. The
people of CoTESOL are a great professional resource. Click here to learn more about membership benefits.
When Does CoTESOL Meet?
An annual
two-day Fall Convention features nationally recognized speakers,
presentations by teachers, "hands-on" small group sessions, exhibits of
new publications, awards presentations, and a business meeting. This
convention is usually held in November.
The Special Interest
Groups organize forums to meet the special interests and needs of
members. These forums are usually held in conjunction with the Fall
Convention or at other times throughout the year.
The CoTESOL
Executive Board meets six times a year to set directions, plan
activities, and discuss matters pertinent to ESL in the state. Click here to get involved in the Board.
How Does CoTESOL Support Outstanding Performance?
To honor outstanding contributions to the field, CoTESOL presents a number of
awards and scholarships to members each year.