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Funds & Awards

International TESOL Union and International Journal of TESOL Studies will regularly release the following funds and awards:

 

International Journal of TESOL Studies Research Grants

International Journal of TESOL Studies Paper Award

International TESOL Union Award for Teaching Excellence

International TESOL Union Award for Research Excellence

                                                                                                          

 

International Journal of TESOL Studies Research Grants Program 2021

 

International Journal of TESOL Studies invites applications, worldwide, for its annual research grant program. The program provides two grants (US$500 per grant) to researchers engaged in new research projects relevant to topics of applied linguistics and language education.

 

Eligibility

Applications for research grants may be submitted by any public or private academic institutions worldwide. To qualify for the competition, the lead applicant needs to be an International TESOL Union member (it is free to join online at https://www.tesolunion.org/membership/ ); the proposed project can be undergoing, near completion, or completed upon submission, but it should not be published.

 

Application Procedures

Deadline for the application is October 31, 2021. Winners will be notified by email before December 10, 2021. The applicant is expected to render a final report three months after its completion. The winning projects will be featured on both the journal website (www.tesolunion.org) and in the journal’s publications. A complete application needs to consist of the following documents:

1. A research proposal, written in APA format of no more than three pages, outlining the following points (if any): the problem or hypotheses addressed; the theoretical framework; the methods for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data; and the expected results and their significance. Remove any identifying information, including applicant’s name and institution from this document.

2. A current academic Curriculum Vitae of the lead applicant.

3. A Letter of Endorsement by the applicant’s supervisor (if applicants are research students) or the applicant’s institutional line manager or equivalent, such as department/school heads. This letter should come along with the application.

 

All documents need to be submitted electronically to info@tesolunion.org with the subject line “Research Grant Application 2021”.

 

Review Considerations

Applications will be evaluated for scientific and technical merits by the Editorial Board. Reviewers will mainly consider the following criteria: relevance to the topics of applied linguistics and language education, innovativeness/significance of the research idea, and creativity and validity of the approach including the research design, methods, and analyses.

 

Enquiries about this program shall be directed to the Chief Editor, Dr. Xinghua Liu at liuxinghua@sjtu.edu.cn

 

Recipients of International Journal of TESOL Studies Research Grants are presented below.

Year

Recipient

Institution

Project

 

2020

Marina Dodigovic

American University of Armenia, Armenia

 

The Effect of Strategy Training on Vocabulary Learning in English as an Additional Language

 

2020

Anne Hellwig

University of Wollongong, Australia

Using Multimodal, Digital Artefacts as a Language Learning Tool in a University
Subject-Specific English Language Course