Study Groups (SG) and Working Groups (WG). 1.Common Challenges Faced by Language Training Managers 2.Assessing NATO Operational Language Performance 3.Bridging.

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Study Groups (SG) and Working Groups (WG)

1.Common Challenges Faced by Language Training Managers 2.Assessing NATO Operational Language Performance 3.Bridging the Divide with Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) 4.Beyond the BILC Website: Marketing BILC Events and Resources 5.Forecasting Requirements: From Needs Analysis to Long-term Planning 6.Level 4 Working Group 7.Language Needs Analysis (LNA) Working Group

Time Allotment Monday, 4 May:2 hours Tuesday, 5 May:2 hours Wednesday, 6 May:2 hours Thursday, 7 May:SG/WG report to plenary (10 minutes each)

SG and WG Findings Presentations – Thursday, 7 May- 11:30-12:30 Steering Committee will review Study Group recommendations

Study Group #1 Common Challenges Faced by Language Training Managers The SG will: identify and discuss common challenges faced by language training managers formulate strategies for effective solutions to these challenges COL Petko Petkov, Bulgaria Col Dr. Josef Ernst, Austria Room: 21 (2 nd floor)

Study Group #2 Assessing NATO Operational Language Performance The SG will: discuss classroom assessment best practices propose different ways to assess operational language that are practical, reliable and valid Dr. Ray Clifford, BILC Ms. Birgitte Grande, Norway Room: 02 (ground floor)

Study Group #3 Bridging the Divide with Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) The SG will: explore language training needs and identify target audiences for ADL courses discuss practicality concerns make recommendations for course delivery (blended learning, m-learning, standalone, etc.) Ms. Greta Keremidchieva, Bulgaria MAJ Dariusz Ćwierzona, Poland Room: 24 (2 nd floor)

Study Group #4 Beyond the BILC Website: Marketing BILC Events and Resources The SG will: discuss the challenges of marketing BILC’s products and resources to a wider audience propose ways of improving the way information is disseminated and accessed Ms. Anna Ivanova, Australia CAPT (N) Volodymyr Khilkevych, HQ SACT Room: E (2 nd floor)

Study Group #5 Forecasting Requirements: From Needs Analysis to Long-term Planning The SG will: discuss today’s reality of shifting and unexpected training priorities propose strategies/processes that can be followed in order to ensure more timely and long-term course delivery planning Ms. Ginta Lauva-Treide, Latvia Ms. Mariamma Martin, Sweden Room: Nuñez de Balboa (2 nd floor)

Level 4 Working Group (WG) The WG will: discuss the Tutorial on Level 4 Test Development review text discourse analysis – norming of testers discuss trialling of the Prototype Level 4 Reading Test plan further trialling and data collection Jana Vasilj-Begovic, BILC Room: D (ground floor)

Language Needs Analysis (LNA) Working Group (WG) The WG will: plan the way ahead for conducting the Language Needs Analysis (LNA) at NATO HQ and SHAPE Julie Dubeau, BILC Room: Hernan Cortés