Instructions

Author Guidelines

Welcome to the Author Guidelines page for the 11th International Conference on New Trends in Teaching and Education (NTTECONF). Please read the following carefully before preparing your submission.

Conference Subjects

Conference Topics and Themes

Your submission should align with the official conference topics. For the full list of themes and subject areas, please visit the Call for Papers page.

Table of Content

Abstract Instructions

Author’s Abstract Guidelines

Guidelines explain how to prepare and submit your abstract for review. Clear instructions cover word count, keywords, and next steps after acceptance, including registration and potential publication opportunities.

Submit your abstract for review by the Scientific Committee
If accepted, you will be invited to register for NTTECONF
After the conference, you may be asked to submit your full paper for publication opportunities
If you do not submit a full paper, your abstract will still be published in the Abstract Book
Your presentation is only confirmed once the registration fee has been paid

Abstract requirements:

Length: 200–250 words
Keywords: 3–5 words

Paper Instructions

Author’s Full Paper Guidelines

We welcome original and unpublished research papers that contribute to the fields covered by the conference. By submitting, you confirm your work is not under review elsewhere.

Language of Full Paper

Papers must be written in English
Both American and British English are acceptable, but avoid mixing them
Authors are encouraged to use editing tools or services to ensure proper grammar and scientific style

Review Process for Full Paper

All manuscripts undergo double-blind peer review
Papers are evaluated on originality, quality, and academic excellence
The submitting author must ensure that all co-authors approve the paper and agree with the submission
The publisher is not legally responsible for any compensation claims

Recommended Paper Structure

Purpose / Objectives
Methodology / Approach
Findings / Results
Conclusion / Implications / Recommendations
Acknowledgements (if applicable)
References
Appendices (if applicable)

Formatting & Length

Full paper length: Up to 12 pages (including references, tables, charts, and keywords)
Font: 12-point Times New Roman
Spacing: Single-spaced
Margins: Top 2.54 cm, Bottom 2.54 cm, Left 3.18 cm, Right 3.18 cm
Page numbers: Bottom-centered
Layout: One-column, portrait

Poster Instructions

Poster Guidelines

Guidelines show how to prepare and display your poster so it clearly communicates your research and captures attention. Following these steps ensures your work is visually effective and conference-ready.

Poster size: A1 (international paper size)
Title, author names, and affiliations should be displayed at the top
Use visuals, images, and charts to make your poster engaging and easy to read
Posters must be based on the accepted abstract
Avoid foam core, thick/multi-layered materials, or pushpins. Ensure your poster can be mounted on the provided boards
Bring your printed poster with you to the conference

Responsibility

Academic Ethics

Standards set the expectations for honesty and integrity in all submissions. Only original work is accepted, and any form of plagiarism leads to immediate rejection.

Submissions must present original and unpublished work
Acts of plagiarism are strictly prohibited and will result in immediate rejection

Submission Steps

Submission Method

Instructions explain how to send your work to the conference. Clear steps make sure your submission reaches the organizers correctly and on time.

Please submit your work via the Online Submission Form
For questions, contact us at info@ntteconf.org

Assessment

Evaluation Process

The review process assesses each submission for clarity, quality, and contribution to the conference themes. Accepted work appears in the Conference Proceedings.

All submissions are carefully reviewed for:

Relevance to conference themes
Clarity and structure
Research methodology
Ethical conduct
Academic contribution and innovation
Proper referencing
Quality of results and presentation
Language proficiency
Formatting compliance

Speaker Instruction

Oral Presentation Guidelines

Guidelines provide instructions for preparing and delivering a live presentation. Following these tips ensures your talk runs smoothly and engages the audience.

Presentation length: ~15 minutes
You may use your preferred format (e.g., PowerPoint, PDF)
Necessary equipment will be provided upon request
Please arrive early to test and set up your presentation

Submit Abstraction to NTTECONF

We encourage all authors to carefully follow these guidelines to ensure a smooth submission, review, and presentation process at NTTECONF.