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20/03/2012
This presentation in English was made by Livia Ruszthy (DG Education and Culture, European Commission) on 8 November 2011 at the Making it REAL Launch Conference (CIEP, Sèvres, France).
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20/03/2012
This presentation in German was made by Uwe Mohr (Goethe Institut, Brussels) on 8 November 2011 at the Making it REAL Launch Conference (CIEP, Sèvres, France).
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20/03/2012
This presentation was made by Prof. Michael Kelly (University of Southampton, UK) on 7 November 2011 at the Making it REAL Launch Conference (CIEP, Sèvres, France).
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20/03/2012
Renia Klimek Kowalska (ELC President) Camelia Arhip (MATE President) Kristin Brogan (ATLTGI Co-Chair) & Jana Birova (ASPF President) took part in this roundtable on 7 November 2011 at the Making it REAL Launch Conference (CIEP, Sèvres, France). Check out the video to hear the debate.
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20/02/2012
This workshop held in English takes a detailed look at the way language teacher associations can get involved in European projects.
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8/12/2011
Eleonora Salvadori takes a detailed look at the way language teacher associations can get involved in European projects.
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8/12/2011
Konrad Schröder offers some practical tips about how associations can go about representing their interests to the outside world.
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8/12/2011
Linda Parker and Egle Sleinotiene look at ways in which language teacher associations can work with government organisations.
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8/12/2011
Annick Lederlé from the Institut Français offers a range of tips and advice to language teacher association to get the most out of their relationship with the media.
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8/12/2011
As part of the REAL Seminar "Making It REAL" held in Sèvres, France on 7-8 November 2011, members of the REAL Team took a look at how the innovative cloud computing tools provided by Google might facilitate the management of an association.
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6/12/2011
Wendy Newman, Professional Officer at the Association for Language Learning, UK ran a workshop on the topic of diversifying association’s income sources at the REAL Seminar 'Making It REAL' held at CIEP in November 2011.
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25/08/2011
In this article, Silvia Minardi gives some ideas on ways that language teacher associations can provide training to their members. She focuses on how she raises teachers’ awareness of multilingualism and plurilingual education.
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25/07/2011
Quality assurance in language teaching is a key priority across Europe. It is also an essential issue for those seeking to take to apply for European project funding. In this article, Stéphanie Favre looks at the challenges of quality and the different levels at which it can be applied.
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9/09/2010
A presence on the web has become an essential way for associations to communicate to the outside world. But what can you do if you don’t have the technical know-how to set up a cutting edge website or the budget of a multi-national? Educational IT expert, David Maguet, suggests a range of free IT solutions that are easy to set up for non-experts.
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9/09/2010
Representing language teachers to government leaders and decision makers is one of the key roles associations play in a European context of budget cuts and changing political priorities. Read here some of the conclusions from our latest workshop in Iasi.
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9/09/2010
Have you ever thought about fundraising through online advertisements? What about selling publications to non-members? Or even organising more learner-focussed events? Discover lots of new ideas about how to tap into new funding streams to sustain your association.
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29/06/2010
Comenius in-service training grants are available for staff involved in school or further education to attend a training activity in any of the 30 participating countries across Europe.
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