We are pleased to announce the creation of the BALEAP Law SIG. This special interest group will provide a forum for EAP practitioners who teach language for law in a higher education context.

If you would like to be kept in the loop with developments, please visit our webpage or just email us at [email protected]. We will keep your details and update you on key developments including how you can be more active or involved.

Save the date: We have scheduled an introductory online event for 10th June 2022 from 2:30 to 4:30pm which will include an introduction to the aims of the SIG and some short presentations from the acting Committee. We will send out more details of the event in late May.

We are delighted to announce our inaugural event on Friday 10th June. Please find attached the programme for the event. If you would like to attend, send us an email via our website. Be great to see you there!

Just a reminder that our inaugural event is taking place tomorrow. If you want to attend, please send us an email via our website before the close of play today and we'll send you the Zoom link.

Our inaugural Robing Room is taking place on Friday 14 October 15:00-16:00 (flyer attached). If you want to attend, please send us an email via our website and we'll send you the Zoom link.

We are delighted to announce our next event on Friday 18th November. Please find attached the programme for the event. If you would like to attend, send us an email via our website. Be great to see you there!

Just a reminder of our event on November 18th. If you want to attend, please send us an email via our website and we'll send you the Zoom link

Join us in Durham for our next PIM on 30th June ‘AI-assisted academic writing – who’s the author now?’ Plenary speaker: Mike Sharples, Emeritus Professor of Educational Technology at The Open University Register here: baleap.org/event/pim-ai-a… #tleap

Question for #tleap if you look at the history of EAP, would you say that our knowledge has deepened over time? Broader? Diversified? More confused and/or with more competing theories to frame EAP?

Delighted to announce the publication of Jenny Kemp’s new article in Applied Corpus Linguistics: “How do I know this Law corpus is reliable and valid? Using a representativeness argument for corpus validation” doi.org/10.1016/j.acor… Law vocabulary list included in the appendix.