The Modern Classroom: the newest trends and perspectives on classroom management
A one-day, in-person teacher training in Tashkent on the newest trends and perspectives in classroom management, structured around three areas: programme, people, and proficiency.
About This Event
This one-day, in-person training looks at what classroom management means in the contemporary classroom, structured around three areas — the three P's. The first, Programme, addresses the clarity of the lesson itself. The second, People, considers both sides of the room: the bad habits we teachers fall into, and how to understand student silence better. The third, Proficiency, sets out three effective ways to teach mixed-level classes. Across a full day (10:00–17:00), each session combines methodology, demonstration, and collaborative exercises. The training is practical, participatory, and grounded in real classroom experience.
Who Should Attend
What You'll Gain
- Build lessons whose structure and sequencing give students genuine clarity
- Identify and remove the habits that quietly undermine our teaching
- Understand what student silence signals and how to respond to it
- Apply three effective approaches to teaching mixed-level classes
- Leave with practical techniques ready for immediate classroom use
Programme Schedule
Session 1 — Programme: the clarity of the lesson
How lesson structure, pace, and sequencing create the clarity students need to follow a lesson and stay with it.
Coffee break
Session 2 — People: teachers' habits & understanding student silence
Identifying the habits teachers fall into without noticing, and reading student silence accurately: what it signals, and how to respond to it in the moment.
Lunch
Not included in the price.
Session 3 — Proficiency: teaching mixed-level classes
Three practical approaches for classes where students range across several proficiency levels.
Coffee break
Q&A, certificates & closing
Open discussion, questions, and certificates of completion.
Your Presenter
Professor Christopher Korten
Oxford & Cambridge · International Teacher Trainer & Consultant
With over twenty years of international experience across five continents, Professor Korten works with universities, institutions, and educators worldwide to raise the standard of English language teaching. His events combine rigorous academic foundations with immediately applicable classroom strategies.
Event Partner
Mr. Daniel Yulin
Event Director
Over 10 years of international teaching experience across Europe and Asia.
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Secure Your Place
Reserve your place below.
Early-bird price until 1 October
Certificate of completion awarded. Lunch is not included. Group discounts available — special rates on request. For group or institutional bookings, contact professorkorten@gmail.com.
Reserve your seat — 350,000 so'mAbout the Trainer
Professor Christopher Korten is an Oxford and Cambridge graduate, international teacher trainer, and educational consultant. He has trained over 2,000 educators and delivered guest lectures and workshops across Europe, Central Asia, and the Americas.
Full bio →Frequently Asked Questions
Where will it be held?
In the centre of Tashkent — the exact venue will be announced soon to registered participants.
Who is this training for?
English teachers at all levels — school, university, and private — who want practical classroom-management tools they can use immediately.
What language is the training in?
English.
Will I receive a certificate?
Yes — all participants receive a certificate of completion at the end of the day.
What is included in the price?
The full day of training (three 90-minute sessions), coffee breaks, and your certificate. Lunch is not included.
How do I secure my place?
Register online with the button above. Early-bird pricing (350,000 so'm) applies until 1 October; the standard price is 400,000 so'm.
Have Questions About This Event?
Reach out directly — we're happy to help with group bookings, institutional invoicing, or any other questions.