Edita Sasaitė

EAL specialist & teacher trainer — Vilnius & online

I help schools and learners make language work.

I'm Edita Sasaitė — EAL specialist, teacher trainer and tutor. Through school consultancy, I help international schools build language programmes that work, train their teachers, and coach individual learners, groups and companies to real confidence in English.

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Services

Work with me.

Consultancy for schools, training for teachers and teams, and personalised tuition for learners — grounded in five years of international-school EAL practice and a master's in multilingual education.

For schools

School consultancy & teacher training

I help international and private schools build EAL programmes that work — from programme audits and WIDA or MAP assessment rollouts to hands-on training that equips subject teachers to support multilingual learners in every classroom.

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1:1 tutoring

Private 1:1 tutoring

Personalised one-to-one English lessons, online or in Vilnius, for school-age and adult learners — planned around your goals and your current level, not a fixed textbook.

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Group tutoring

Small-group English tuition for three to six learners of a similar level — the personal attention of private lessons, the energy of learning together, and a friendlier price per learner.

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For companies

Corporate language training

Practical English training for companies and teams, in Vilnius or online — built around the meetings, emails and presentations your people actually have, not generic business-English chapters.

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5years teaching at an international school
50+teachers trained in EAL strategies
30students in the WIDA rollout I led

MA in multilingual English teaching · Licensed teacher (Lithuania) · WIDA assessment lead

Expertise

What I bring to the work.

Three strands of practice run through everything I do, whether the client is a school, a family or a company.

Programme & assessment

WIDA, MAP and STAR Renaissance assessment — administration, interpretation and rollout — plus placement, growth monitoring and the programme routines that make sure every learner receives what they are entitled to.

Classroom practice

Scaffolded, differentiated instruction across reading, writing, listening and speaking — push-in, pull-out and small groups — and co-teaching that brings language support into science, history and literature lessons.

Teacher development

Training and coaching for subject teachers in EAL strategies and cultural responsiveness — more than fifty trained so far — plus the family communication that keeps parents partners in progress.

Notes

Latest notes

3 August 2026

A WIDA rollout checklist for school leaders

Thirty students, one testing window, and the things I would check before publishing a schedule.

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3 August 2026

Does my child need EAL support? Signs parents notice first

Parents almost never come to me because of a test score. They come because of something much smaller.

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About

The person behind the services.

I have spent five years teaching EAL at The American International School of Vilnius — running assessments, co-teaching with subject staff, training colleagues and researching how multilingual schools work. That classroom practice is what I bring to every audit, workshop and lesson.

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Contact

Let's talk.

If you are building an EAL programme, planning teacher training, or thinking about how to support the multilingual learners in your school, I would be glad to hear from you.