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26/02/10
A recent survey conducted for CILT, the National Centre for Languages, has revealed that employers rank foreign language skills as second only to IT when it comes to finding the right candidate.
25/02/10
CILT has just announced it will be working with the British Council on an excellent project that will give primary language teachers the opportunity to attend courses in France, Germany and Spain.
18/02/10
The European Centre for Modern Languages (ECML) is currently looking for representatives for its upcoming workshop on 'Guidelines for university language testing'. Read on to nominate yourself or a colleague.
11/02/10
CILT's BLC programme has introduced another group of students to the world of work by linking up a Shrewsbury school with an export consultancy business.
03/02/10
This year the Mary Glasgow Trust will again award their 14-19 Curriculum Prizes, worth £5000 each, to schools and colleges, or local authorities, that are making language learning more engaging and successful for young people.
26/01/10
MYLO, the free online language learning resource, came in for a lot of praise at this year's BETT event, which showcases the latest technology in education.
20/01/10
The results of the latest Language Trends survey show that the number of students choosing to take a language at 14 is still in decline.
20/01/10
The new Languages Work website, aimed at language teachers, learners and careers professionals, has just been launched by CILT, the National Centre for Languages.
08/01/10
On Friday 15th January, Joe Dale will be giving an exclusive preview of MYLO - a free online language learning resource due to be launched in spring.
16/12/09
The Training and Develppment Agency for schools has commissioned some new research with the aim of helping drive standards in the delivery of world languages in schools. Your help is now required!