3-MONTHS SUPPORT

Do you want to optimize your creative resources from an ecological perspective? If so, exploring spoken language within linguistic diversity is an interesting, even galvanizing, avenue! Because it contains meaningful nuances, linked to the musicality of exchanges, that shed new light on contexts. Indeed, far from being limited to musical practice, the notion of musicality also gives everyday language a significant "sound coloring." It is therefore an important criterion when you want not only to position a training program ecologically, but also to develop it. An agile solution is therefore invaluable in this regard. So, if you want to strengthen your contribution in this direction, this course is for you.

Please note: among other tools, we use the one designed by the Language Policy Unit of the Council of Europe: the ELP (European Language Portfolio). However, here it is not used to acquire language skills as such, but to link linguistic and environmental aspects, in this case in connection with the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).

Registration details sent on request.

Prerequisites

This support only requires an understanding of fluent English.