The European Centre for Modern Languages (ECML)

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The European Centre for Modern Languages (ECML) European Centre for Modern Languages of the Council of Europe ECML Centre européen pour les langues vivantes du Conseil de l‘Europe CELV Europäisches Fremdsprachenzentrum des Europarates EFSZ

ECML: who we are and what we do An enlarged Partial Agreement of the Council of Europe with 33 member states; founded in Graz, Austria in 1994 Mission innovation in language learning and teaching; implementation of effective language education policies Key target audience decision-makers, researchers, teacher trainers, language teachers 4 year programmes of international projects and bilateral training and consultancy Our vision A Europe committed to linguistic and cultural diversity, where the key role of quality language education in achieving intercultural dialogue, democratic citizenship and social cohesion is recognised and supported.

Nominating Authorities Austrian Association for ECML Structure http://www.ecml.at/Aboutus/AbouttheECML ECML Governing Board Appointed ministerial representatives from each member state adopt programmes of activities, monitors their implementation, oversees Centre‘s management www.ecml.at/govboard ECML National Nominating Authorities Agencies in each member state linked to ministries responsible for selecting participants to the Centre‘s activities www.ecml.at/nomination ECML National Contact Point National networks in language education disseminate information and documentation on the Center‘s work on a national level www.ecml.at/contactpoints Austrian Association for the ECML (Verein EFSZ) Representing Austrian authorities provides and manages the Centre‘s infrastructure, develops synergies with partners in the region thereby creating added value within the host country www.ecml.at/efsz The structure under which the ECML operates, allows the centre to work at multiple levels: With experts in member states (as indicated in information on projects in previous slide) With ministries (Governing Board) With national institutions (National Nominating Authorities/National contact points as key dissemination partners With host country in Austria through the Austrian Association Moreover, the ECML also also works in partnership with the EU through a joint initiative entitled “INNOVATIVE METHODOLOGIES AND ASSESSMENT IN LANGUAGE LEARNING” – member states of both the EU and the ECML can request support from ECML experts in a) ICT for language teachers and b) how to relate language exams to the CEFR The centre also reaches out to International non-governmental organisations with an interest in language education to ensure that it has access to the best expertise and the most up-to-date practice. It does so through the Professional network Forum of the ECML (change slide)

ECML projects Address priorities in language education identified by member states; are led by a team of experts from different ECML member states Répondent aux priorités en matière d'éducation aux langues identifiées par les Etats membres; sont conduits par une équipe d'experts de différents Etats membres du CELV Proposent des ateliers de formation destinés à des experts invités (de plus de 30 pays européens), lesquels agiront en tant que multiplicateurs et formeront à leur tour d'autres au sein de leurs institutions et réseaux Provide training workshops for invited experts from over 30 European countries, who are expected to act as multipliers and to subsequently train others within their institutions and networks Produce practical online resources for language professionals, adaptable to different learning environments and freely available on the ECML website Produisent des ressources pratiques en ligne pour les professionnels en langues, adaptables à différents environnements d’apprentissage et librement disponibles sur le site web du CELV

ECML Thematic Areas

"Languages at the heart of learning" ECML programme 2016-2019 "Languages at the heart of learning" Digital literacy Adult migrants Sign languages Early language learning CEFR implementation Whole-school approaches to the language of schooling Language in subject learning Language teacher competences Pathways for learning Language learning environments Action research Training and consultancy National support events Colloquia/conferences Colloquia/conferences

ECML training and consultancy for member states Targeted, tailored support to address national challenges Supporting Multilingual Classrooms* Plurilingual education Testing and Assessment (RELANG)* Quality education in Romani Quality assurance in language and citizenship courses Language teacher education Content and Language Integrated Learning Use of ICT in support of language teaching and learning Plurilingual and intercultural learning through mobility Electronic European Language Portfolio * in cooperation with the European Commission

ECML: a unique centre for language education http://www.ecml.at/ ECML key services Future-proofing: innovative projects Building networks and partnerships: international, European and national Providing practical tools and resources: past projects Addressing national needs: training and consultancy Celebrating languages: European Day of Languages Informing: newsletter; website, social media Disseminating: mediation activities, conferences and national support events

www.ecml.at

Web pages dedicated to national ECML expertise - Example: Armenia

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