Simon Lind

Simon Lind, Senior international education advisor, consultant and trainer with Cambridge Learning for Schools, a division of Cambridge University Press. Simon has been involved in the education business for nearly 40 years. His speciality is in developing classroom strategies for teachers and learners where English is the medium of instruction but not necessarily their home language. He has written extensively; workshops, presentations, training materials and webinars principally, on topics as diverse as differentiation, assessment for learning, lesson planning and language awareness and has advised and guided schools and colleagues around the world on successfully integrating the Cambridge curricula and resources with their own and national curricula.

Dr. Eric Chan Chun Ming

Dr. Eric Chan is a mathematics education trainer and author of several mathematics resource books. He was a lecturer at the National Institute of Education for 14 years and prior to that, he has had more than 10 years’ experience in teaching primary school mathematics and served as Head of Department (Mathematics) and Vice-Principal. Besides training teachers locally, he also trains teachers in S.E.A. countries. He is the author of the Targeting Mathematics primary mathematics textbooks and workbooks that are widely used in Singapore schools as well as adapted in different countries.

Ms. Rawya Zakzouk

Ms. Rawya Zakzouk has amassed a wealth of experience in teaching, training and school leadership and school development in different parts of the world. She has worked with Cambridge curricula for more than 25 years, earned the International Diploma for Teachers and Trainers and completed online and face to face training run by the University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate at home and overseas.

Mr. David Persey

Now an Independent Training Specialist, David Persey has been working in English Language Teaching for almost years, initially as a teacher in Greece, Spain, Venezuela, and Ukraine, before moving to Asia to work in a management role at the British Council in Thailand. He moved to National Geographic Learning, where he worked as Regional Teacher Trainer for Asia from 2011 until October 2018. David has extensive experience of training both native and non-native English teachers in the effective use of resources in order to encourage communicative learning, and has presented at conferences in Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Myanmar ,The Philippines and Australia.