Mr. Itbar Khan - University of Malakand

2008- member of a team which reviewed the then teacher training curriculum for teachertraining colleges in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan and suggested changes in thecurriculum ofteacher training colleges;December, 2010- worked as a resource person and trained Subject Specialists in Englishwho impart training to secondary school teachers in the whole province;January – February 2011 as resource person in teacher training workshop in the subject ofEnglish in Malakand, Pakhtunkhwa ;March9-10, 2011- worked as resource person in a teacher training workshop arranged byElementary Education Foundation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for private schools’ teachers inSeames Public School Takhtbhai Mardan Khyber Pakhtunkhwa;Conducted teacher training workshops as a volunteer in many public and private schools inPakistan.Presentations at national and international conferencesPresented a paper titled: Effects of class- room size on students achievement in Dir lowerTitle of the conference: Teacher Recruitment, Preparation and policy held in the Universityof Karachi from 20-21 August, 2013.Administrative ExperienceHead, Department of Education, University of Malakand since 15 th of March,2012 till dateDeputy Provost University of Malakand since 27 th April,2013 till dateAcademic Qualification2010, M.A. Education (MS) Boston University, School of Education, the United States ofAmericaSpecialization in teaching of English as Second Language (TESOL)2005, George Washington University, Washington, D.C., U.S.AShort course in the teaching of English (TEFL)1997, M.A., Peshawar University, PakistanPolitical Science1995 M.A., Peshawar University, PakistanEnglish Language and LiteratureLanguagesFluent in reading, writing, speaking in Pashto, Urdu and English

Membership:Society for English Language Teaching in Pakistan (SPELT) and TESOL, U.S.A.Referees:1- Alamgir, Principal, Government Higher Secondary School Ghani Dheri, KhyberPakhtunkhwa ,Pakistan.Email: alamgirskt@yahoo.comCell#0092033394967552- Professor Dr. Marnie Rede,School of Education, Boston University, Massachusetts, USAEmail: tesol@bu.edu3- Professor Dr. Judith Findlay,School of Education, George Washington University, Washington DCEmail: judy@professorjudy.com