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Language tandems within the ENHANCE consortium

Opublikowano: 16/11/2021 4:37 pm

Language tandems within the ENHANCE consortium

We would like to invite students, doctoral candidates, academics and administrative staff to take part in the Second Language Tandem Kick-Off Meeting. During the meeting - Thursday, November 25, 2pm-3.30pm - we will present the project and explain how you can use it to learn foreign languages. Below you can find the agenda for the meeting and the link for registration.

The Language Tandems within the ENHANCE Alliance is a project for students, doctoral candidates, academic and administrative staff that aims to enhance language learning via a language exchange method and enables participants to make new contacts within the ENHANCE community.  
Meeting agenda:1. Language Tandem project presentation2. How to find a Language Tandem partner - Webex presentation3. Language Tandem successful learning checklist4. Language & Culture Quiz

After the meeting, you will receive a link with a form to fill in and you will be added to the Language Tandem Team on Webex to find tandem partners.

Click the link and register for the meeting.
 
The participants of the Language Tandem project can learn the following six languages: German, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Polish and Other. 

Benefits from participation in the Language Tandem project: • Developing communication skills 1 on 1 with a native speaker.
 • Developing listening skills and expanding vocabulary and grammar knowledge.
 • Getting to know up-to-date ICT tools for language learning.
 • Becoming a member of an international learning community.
 • Making new contacts within the ENHANCE community.
 • Exchanging knowledge and experience connected with studying in different countries.
 • Getting prepared for an exchange within the ENHANCE Alliance.
 • Starting new projects within the ENHANCE Alliance.
 • Having an academic record including participation in the Language Tandems project.
 • Developing intercultural competence.  

For more information about the project visit our: 
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