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The Association of B.C. Teachers of English as an Additional Language advances the profession of teaching English as an additional language in B.C. through professional development and research, organisational development, promotion of standards, advocacy and representation. - B.C. TEAL encourages a high standard of professional teacher training in public and private institutes throughout the province of British Columbia
- B.C. TEAL supports research and encourages professional development of English as an Additional Language educators throughout British Columbia
- B.C. TEAL is an advocate on behalf of teachers and learners of English as an additional language in British Columbia.
- B.C. TEAL represents the profession of teaching English as an additional language in the development of policy at all levels of government.
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