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Wales, Europe and the World
Wales, Europe and the World highlights Cardiff and Wales's European
and global links helping your pupils to find out more about working,
studying and travelling in Europe and the wider world, whilst using
their languages to enable them to get the most out of their experience.
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for further details
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Routes into Languages Wales: Project Co-ordinator (Grade
2)
A full-time post (but applications for a part-time post will be
considered) for 1 year initially.
Location: Cardiff Bay
Salary: £19,864 (pro rata, CILT Grade 2)
Start date: January 2010 / to be discussed
We are seeking an experienced administrator to provide comprehensive
support to the ‘Routes into Languages Cymru’ Project
Manager.
*The ability to work in Welsh is essential*
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for a job description (pdf file 392kb) and here
for an application form (pdf file 124)
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2 vacancies on the CILT Cymru Advisory Board
Applications are invited to fill 2 vacancies that have arisen on
the CILT Cymru Advisory Board.
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for further details
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CILT is on the look-out for the UK’s most innovative
projects
With applications now open for next year’s prestigious European
Award for Languages, the search is on for the UK’s most innovative
language learning projects. Schools, colleges, adult education and
community projects are being encouraged to apply ahead of the deadline
on 31st January 2010: www.cilt.org.uk/eal
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for further details
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Routes into Languages Cymru
Wales has now officially joined the Routes into Languages project,
the main aim of which is to attract more young people into studying
MFL at university level, whether as a specialist degree subject
or as a subsidiary subject. The Higher Education Funding Council
for Wales is investing £750,000 over 3 years in this exciting
project, bringing Wales into line with England, where 9 regional
consortia are now entering their third year of project activity.
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for further details
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The future for Primary MFL in Wales….
With the official end of the CILT Cymru/Welsh Assembly Government
KS2 Pilot Project (2003-2009) in the summer term of 2009, our attention
is now focused on the future of primary modern languages in Wales.
The next steps are to share the good practice that exists in Wales
and to extend the opportunities for MFL in primary schools.
To this end, the Welsh Assembly Government has set out a proposal
in the revised ‘Making Languages Count’ document to
create an ‘Innovator Schools’ Network’ from Jan
2010 where clusters would act as centres of excellence for their
locality, with each LEA, in theory, having their own centre of excellence….
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for further details
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