​In today’s world, English is important everywhere. Therefore, our teachers from all over Europe came to improve their level of English or start their adventure in this interesting world of a foreign language. Some of them came knowing other foreign languages, which helped them (or did distract them, ask the participants) during this intense week of English for Basic (for participants with A1/A2 level) and Intermediate (for participants with B1/B2 level) levels. 
​The summer session of “Intensive English language course for teachers and education staff​​” course was held in Bologna from the 31/07/22 till the 06/08/22. Our participants came from diverse educational backgrounds: Zsuzsanna Cseh from Budapesti Gazdasági SZC Hunfalvy János Két Tanítási Nyelvű Közgazdasági Technikum in Hungary, Rok Škufca from Gimnazija Kranj in Slovenia, Ottilia Ágoston-Vas from Magyar Táncművészeti Egyetem Nádasi Ferenc Gimnáziuma és Kollégiuma in Hungary, Aneta Januchta and Sylwia Wawszczak from SP im. M C-Skłodowskiej w Mąchocicach Kapitulnych in Poland, Ewa Buczkowska, Magdalena Ejzel, Paweł Jarosz, Elżbieta Krysztofiak, Aleksandra Michalczuk and Ewa Syta from CLIX Liceum Ogólnokształcące in Poland. 
During the week the participants had the opportunity to practice reading, writing, grammar, listening and speaking. At the basic level, the group got acquainted with the topics of travel, work, hobbies, cooking, appearance, weather and much more. In addition to vocabulary, we managed to work on cooperation in the group, as the participants played grammar games, created posters about what they had learned and translated incomprehensible words and expressions to each other. As the participants themselves shared, it was a crazy mood this week and they confidently confirm that their level of English went uphill. ​
​The advanced group created new challenges for themselves every day and delved into the uncertainty of English grammar, slang and language features in different countries. They created Italian recipes for a party, went on a trip to Italian cities, and also learned modern youth words. But who said that at an advanced level it is difficult and boring? All participants played educational games both traditional from school and with the help of modern technologies.
​The motto of the course was the expression that it is never too late to learn languages, and most importantly, it is always exciting and informative.
Discover more about this course at: https://www.erasmustrainingcourses.com/erasmus-english-course.html