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30 mai 2014

ECML National Nominating Authorities and for ECML National Contact Points

Centre européen pour les langues vivantes

VenueGraz, Austria
Dates:

  • 12 June 2014, 9-12 hours: Session for ECML Nominating Authorities
  • 12 June 2014, 14.30 hours to 13 June 2014, 17.30 hours: ECML National nominating authorities and ECML National contact points             
Participants: Max 2 delegates per member state, to be nominated by the National nominating authorities. The ECML will cover the costs of two representatives per member state if two different persons are in charge of these functions.
 
Working languagesEnglish and French, with simultaneous interpretationMore...
30 mai 2014

Literacies through Content and Language Integrated Learning: effective learning across subjects and languages

Centre européen pour les langues vivantes

Project working languages: English and German
Project term: 2013-2015
Project team: Oliver MeyerDo CoyleAna HalbachKevin Schuck,Teresa Ting

What is it about?
The project aims to develop CLIL approaches, which teachers can use in the classroom, with a special focus on providing support for academic literacies in secondary education. A guide for transforming CLIL practice will be developed, evaluated, adapted and disseminated by practitioners.

 see flyer

Target audience involved in project activities

  • teachers
  • teacher educators
  • educational authorities responsible for CLIL programmes
  • teacher associations
What the project is intended to achieve

 Expected outcomes and outputs
 How useful the outcomes and outputs will beMore...

30 mai 2014

“Collaborative Community Approach to Migrant education” (COMMUNITY)

Centre européen pour les langues vivantesVenueECML, Graz, Austria 
Dates: 25-27 June 2014
Participants: 1 delegate per member state, to be nominated by the national nominating authorities
Working languages: English and French, with simultaneous interpretation
Deadline for nomination: 23 April 2014
Project website: www.ecml.at/Community

Profile of participants
Professional background
Language education advisors, teachers working in multilingual (formal and informal) learning environments (nursery, primary, secondary), representatives from groups and associations concerned with multilingual education, teacher educators working in areas with high proportions of migrant children.

Experience, competences required

Knowledge of/interest in plurilingual pedagogies and developing parental/community involvement to enhance learning for migrant children

Expected involvement/tasks

Participants will be asked to complete specific tasks producing and commenting on materials in order to productively share ideas at workshop. After the event, participants will be involved in disseminating project materials and promoting online teacher education module and resources in own country. More...
30 mai 2014

Using the European Language Portfolio

Centre européen pour les langues vivantes

The European Language Portfolio is a personal document of a learner. In this document learners of all ages can record their language learning and cultural experiences at school or outside school. 
There is not a single ELP portfolio - there's a huge variety of different portfolios made for different languages and different target and age groups. Have a look at all the portfolios available in the ELP database
On this site, the USING THE ELP WEBSITE, you will find: read more.
On the DEVELOPING AND REGISTERING AN ELP WEBSITE you will find: read more.
UNDERSTANDING THE PORTFOLIO
What is a Portfolio?
How does it work?
Why was the ELP introduced?
Who is it for?
Why use the ELP with your students?
What are the benefits of using the portfolio? More...

30 mai 2014

Member countries of the ECML

Centre européen pour les langues vivantesThe National Contact Points disseminate information and documentation relating to the European Centre for Modern Languages, its activities and its project results among institutions, associations and experts working at national level in the field of modern language education, as well as to other interested groups/individuals. Benefits of an ECML membership

Albania

National contacts
Experts involved
Resources
Andorra

National contacts
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Armenia

National contacts
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Austria

National contacts
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Bosnia-Herzegovina

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Bulgaria

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Croatia

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Cyprus

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Czech Republic

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Denmark

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Estonia

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Finland

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France

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Germany

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Iceland

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Ireland

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Latvia

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Liechtenstein

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Lithuania

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Luxembourg

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Malta

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Montenegro

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Netherlands

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Norway

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Poland

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Romania

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Serbia

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Slovak Republic

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Slovenia

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Sweden

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Switzerland

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"The former Yugoslav Republic of  Macedonia"

National contacts
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Special agreement with Canada

The ECML also has special agreement with Canada whereby the Official Languages and Bilngualism Institute (OLBI), based at the University of Ottawa, acts as  a National Contact point for Canada.

Canada

National contacts
Experts involved
Resources

ECML expertise in non-member States

The ad hoc involvement of experts from non-member states in ECML activities allows the Centre to strengthen its expertise in specific areas and to increase its visibility in Europe and beyond.

Belgium

National contacts
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Resources
Brazil

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Greece

National contacts
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Hungary

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Italy

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Russian Federation

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Spain

National contacts
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United Kingdom

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USA

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 Resources for National Contact Points for the ECML in memberMore...

30 mai 2014

All ECML publications can now be downloaded without registration

Centre européen pour les langues vivantesAll ECML publications can now be downloaded without registration
This section contains all publications produced to date by the ECML. The publications can  be downloaded free of charge in pdf format from the 'details' page of each publication. Registration is no longer required.
Regional/Minority Languages in bi-/plurilingual education: Languages from near and far 
Piero AguettazMarisa CavalliClaude CortierJames CostaDiane DagenaisAlain Di MeglioPatricia LambertMartine Le BesneraisDanièle MooreCécile SabatierManuel Tost PlanetMore...

30 mai 2014

CRO, CPO ET CPXO : des intitulés de poste pour l'entreprise de demain ?

Par L'Atelier de l'EmploiPour s'adapter dès aujourd'hui à demain, encore faut-il pouvoir anticiper au mieux ce qu'il adviendra. Mais dans les entreprises, trop peu de postes sont dédiés à la prospective. À tort ?  
Ils n’existent pas encore. Mais pour Himanshu Saxena, Vice Président de Tata Consultancy Services, ils sont les postes-clés du futur. Dans un exercice de prospective publié sur Fast Company, il propose la création de trois (nouveaux) postes visant à apporter une vision dans le temps long à l’entreprise comme à être plus réactif, en particulier aux évolutions introduites par le numériqueSuite...

30 mai 2014

Émilie Bourdu : “S’ouvrir , UN MOYEN DE RÉSOUDRE LES PROBLÉMATIQUES DE COMPÉTENCES”

Par L'Atelier de l'EmploiLe territoire, bientôt plus un gros mot ? Les réponses d'Émilie Bourdu co-auteure du rapport L'industrie jardinière du territoire. Ou comment les entreprises s'engagent dans le développement des compétences.  
Pourquoi une entreprise devrait-elle aujourd’hui investir, comme vous le suggérez, dans “les ressources humaines de son territoire” ?
Dans un contexte de pénurie de main d’œuvre industrielle, s’ouvrir à son territoire permet de diversifier son “vivier”, via des personnes qui se trouvent dans l’écosystème local notamment les jeunes, les personnes peu qualifiées ou les demandeurs d’emploi. Suite...

30 mai 2014

Et si la sortie de crise passait en fait par les ressources humaines ?

Par L'Atelier de l'EmploiSecteur en crise, la presse peine à se réinventer. Entre journalisme d'hier et de demain, le modèle pérenne se cherche encore. Et si la réponse se trouvait dans une meilleure gestion des ressources humaines ?  
C’est un point de vue assez peu banal, dans une crise pourtant commentée de toutes parts : le problème des médias “traditionnels” n’est pas le manque de talents digitaux, ni même les lacunes des grands groupes en termes d’innovations. Dans le Nieman Journalism Lab d’HarvardMatt DeRienzo, lui-même journaliste, avance que le principal problème que connaissent les entreprises de presse est… une mauvaise gestion des ressources humainesSuite...

30 mai 2014

Formation professionnelle : « Cette fois, nous sommes face à une vraie réforme »

http://www.focusrh.com/squelettes/images/logo_footer.jpgPar Christina GierseLa soirée organisée par l’association Agora RH le 15 mai dernier a été l’occasion de faire le point sur la réforme de la nouvelle formation professionnelle. Que va-t-elle changer dans le quotidien des DRH et responsables de formation ? Que va-t-il falloir mettre en place dès cette année ?
« Ce n’est pas qu’une réforme de plus : cette fois, il s’agit d’une vraie réforme » se félicite en préambule Eric Meerschaut, directeur d’Opcalia Ile-de-France, invité par Agora RH en tant qu’intervenant expert lors de cette soirée. Un avis partagé par de nombreux professionnelsSuite de l'article...

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