Did you know that the (IEEC) Intercultural E-Mail Classroom Connections mailing lists are provided by St. Olaf College as a free service to help teachers and classes link with partners in other countries and cultures for e-mail classroom pen-pal and project exchanges?

This very interesting collection of resources gives your students the opportunity to engage in international writing exchanges,participate in discussion lists and find penpals all over the world.Register your classes now!

The English Book Centre, Oxford provides a specialist service supplying all types of ELT materials, including books, videos, multimedia packages and computer software.

Looking for quality-assured information and materials for language teachers and learners?   is the Web answer!

The Linguistic Funland site is intended to be a stepping off point for TESL/TEFL people into the wonderful chaos available on the Internet.

Visit the wonderful world of  hundreds of really useful sources of information for those involved with English as a Foreign Language.

This is a Business Help Page for those interested in the business world and business matters.

VOLTERRE-FR has links particularly of interest to teachers of English as a foreign language. There are also links for teachers of English as a second language or teachers of English to speakers of other languages. There are so many wonderful resources on the Web. Don't miss them.

PLAN stands for Professional Language Advisers' Network. Why don't you visit its Useful Links?

is a compilation of ideas for using WWW resources as a language teaching tool. It also offers links to sites that have pedagogical information.

Try out the Internet TESL Journal for Teachers of English as a Second Language. It includes articles, research papers, lessons plans, classroom handouts, teaching ideas & links. 

General Language Resources: Discussion Lists, Newsgroups, Distance Language Learning Resources and Digital Education Network.

Study Space aims to extend its existing services to schools and students in its region (Northern Greece) by exploiting
the potential of the Internet, to explore its use as English Language Teaching tool, and encourage others in the ELT community to join the World Wide Web.