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Find similar grantsTIRF Doctoral Dissertation Grants competition is sponsored by The International Research Foundation for English Language Education (TIRF). Supports doctoral candidates conducting dissertation research in the field of English language education and related areas.
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TIRF- The International Research Foundation for English Language Education: Call for Applications for Awards! - Global Virtual Forum TIRF- The International Research Foundation for English Language Education: Call for Applications for Awards! TIRF- The International Research Foundation for English Language Education: Call for Applications for Awards!
TIRF – The International Research Foundation for English Language Education – is pleased to share information about two different award programs currently available to individuals worldwide: (1) TIRF D octoral Dissertation Grants (DDG) competition and (2) TIRF Kathleen M. Bailey Teacher-Research Award (i.e., TIRF Bailey Award).
Applications invited from current doctoral candidates advanced to candidacy in language education-related fields Application deadline is Wednesday, May 15, 2024 Learn more: https://www. tirfonline.
org/doctoral-dissertation-grants/ Applications invited from practicing teachers worldwide of English as a second/foreign/additional language, including from dual-language immersion teachers in two-way programs with English learners Application deadline is Thursday, June 20, 2024 Learn more: https://www. tirfonline.
org/bailey-award/ TIRF and its Trustees are grateful to be working in partnership with Cambridge (part of Cambridge University Press & Assessment) and the British Council, as well as individual donors, in support of the 2024 DDG competition. Please write to info@tirfonline. org if you have any questions about this announcement, or visit the links above.
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