The largest library of EAL Dual Language Resource for Schools in the UK

EMASUK has supported schools with Dual Language Bilingual Resources for EAL (English as an Additional Language Schools for over ten years. Our resources have been created by Teachers for Teachers and are used UK-wide in primary and secondary schools and also Local Authority Teams. We have amassed the most extensive range of EAL support resources; our EAL resource vault boasts over 5040+ resources in 200 languages, and our Award Winning Talking Tools facilitate communication with all.

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  • Flanshaw Junior, Infants and Nursery School
  • Bryn Celynnog Comprehensive School
  • The 1590 Trust/Bader Primary
  • Linacre Primary School
  • Kendall Tuition
  • Nethergate Academy
  • Poltair School

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Introducing our Talking Tutor Tools

Included in our Popular and Premium Membership 

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Bilingual Dual Language - EAL Complete School Solutions:

Dual Language EAL Membership Products for every classroom.

Digital EAL Tools - 24 Hour Trial

Free 24 Hour Trial of our EAL Digital Talking Tools, these tools are included in our Poplar and Premium memberships.

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If you would prefer, you can download our PDF order form for our Membership Products

Our Complete School, Membership includes:

Bilingual Dual Language - EAL Resource Vault (Included in All)

  • Over 5000+ Resource
  • Curriculum Resource
  • First Step Resource (Colours / Days of Week / Moods)
  • Posters for School
  • Identification of Languages / Countries
  • Instantly Download when you need it.

Award Winning - Two Can Talk, Talking Tutor & Text Tutor
(Included in Popular & Premium Membership)

Two Can Talk - EAL Translating Talking Tool for your classroom
Two Can Talk - EAL Translating Talking Tool for your classroom
  • Translates and Speaks out loud in 26 languages.
  • Pop Up Language Specific Keyboards
  • Mobile and Tablet Friendly (Including iPhones)
  • Works on all major browsers
  • Uses the latest Encryption and Security
  • More Languages in Translating text.
  • 3D Realistic Avatars

Phrasebook for Two Can Talk (Included in Premium)

  • Add-On for Talking Tools
  • Allows you to create a book of commonly used phrases or questions.
  • Rapid access to common phrases.
  • Use it in Lesson Planning
  • For Introductions 
Phrasebook - Create & store pre-defined sentances
Phrasebook - Create & store pre-defined sentances

What is EAL? Understanding everything about EAL in Education

Students in UK schools who speak a language other than English as their first language are referred to as EAL (English as an Additional Language) learners. They are typically immersed in an English-speaking atmosphere. They are required to learn the English language while also learning curriculum subjects alongside, which can be exceedingly challenging for the learner, teachers and the school. 

The quicker an EAL pupil learns English and goes into mainstream schooling, the less they fall behind academically. Quickly adopting the English language also improves the pupil’s well-being as they begin to make friends, join clubs and interact better with other students and the wider community. 

Learning English using EAL (English as a second language) resources by EMAS UK scaffolds their academic learning whilst they learn the English Language. With proper adoption and implementation, schools have proven to accelerate students’ progress by up to a school year.

Tips For EAL Online Teaching To Pupils

  1. Give them vocabulary: Providing children with language vocabulary assist them in succeeding in school, whether it’s for a classroom activity, a homework assignment, or the subject as a whole.
  2. Give them tools: It’s essential to scaffold their understanding of the learning subject with non-prescriptive tools that they can use in their daily life. For example, mobile-based speaking language translating applications that are used at school, at home, or in the broader community (To encourage parents’ involvement in the school. 
  3. Give them time: You can teach EAL online to a child by assuring EAL support resources, task difficulty levels, which are suitable enough, and enough time for homework assignments and assessment. 

How Best English As An Additional Language Resources Can Help?

  1. Resources: Choosing EMAS UK’s Dual Language resources for use in your classroom will keep both EAL and English children engaged together on the same subject.  
  2. Communication opportunities: Using our award-winning bilingual speaking translator with multi-language pop-up keyboards. It encourages communication and understanding between EAL students with teachers and other English speaking pupils. English is difficult to grasp without communication and conversation. 

Please contact us to discuss how we can support you.

Debbie Mills (National Manager)

Telephone 0845 0094939 or email d.mills@emasuk.com

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Customer Feedback

Ofsted Inspector

Personal help and effective use of a versatile computer programme which supports pupils – and parents – who are at the early stages of learning English. Enables them to make excellent progress in English. These pupils make better progress than similar pupils, nationally.

EAL Coordinator at St George’s C of E Foundation School, Broadstairs.

As an EAL coordinator in a secondary school, I have a large number of EAL pupils with very varied needs ranging from debutant to fluent. The Text Tutor tool has been invaluable to me in providing differentiated, translated resources for each pupil which I can then tailor to their individual needs as well as facilitating contact with parents. This vital tool enables each pupil to access the content of lessons when I am not there to help them. I have used it to translate keywords and instructions in many languages and in every secondary subject. This then enables EAL pupils to become more independent in their learning.

Rebecca Vernieuwe

EAL Coordinator at St George’s C of E Foundation School, Broadstairs.

Primary Headteacher

EMAS UK has changed the way in which newly arrived non-English speaking learners can be taught in the classroom. Never again will they have to sit in silence or not understand or be understood.