{"id":5401,"date":"2025-03-13T14:08:05","date_gmt":"2025-03-13T14:08:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/erasmustrainingcourses.com\/learning-english-language-and-building-bridges.html"},"modified":"2026-10-04T14:53:54","modified_gmt":"2026-10-04T14:53:54","slug":"learning-english-language-and-building-bridges","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/erasmustrainingcourses.com\/pt\/blog\/learning-english-language-and-building-bridges","title":{"rendered":"Learning English language and building bridges in Palermo"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Nowadays, the English language is prominent at the global scale, used to encourage connections between people from various nations in order to facilitate their communication through diverse areas \u2013 in which, as examples: business, academic research, fashion, computers, and more.<\/strong> A group of teachers from different countries and schools took part in the “Intensive English Language Course for Education Staff.” They approached the study with a positive attitude and put in maximum effort into each activity.<\/p>\n

The new edition of the course took place in Palermo from 21\/07\/2024 to 27\/07\/2024. We had the pleasure to welcome a group composed by Judit Ildik\u00f3 Daod\u00e1n\u00e9 Taska, from Dunakeszi Sze\u0301chenyi Istva\u0301n A\u0301ltala\u0301nos Iskola<\/strong>, in Hungary; with Romena Talac\u030ckiene\u0307 and\u00a0 Gitana Baranskiene\u0307, from Vilnius servise business vocational training centre<\/strong>, in Lithuania; with Be\u0301atrice Praud and Maria Rosalba Barrena Segura, from CCIT Charente Maritime<\/strong> Actoria, in France; with Zuzana Andryskova, from Str\u030cedni\u0301 pru\u030amyslova\u0301 s\u030ckola, Obchodni\u0301 akademie a Jazykova\u0301 s\u030ckola s pra\u0301vem sta\u0301tni\u0301 jazykove\u0301 zkous\u030cky<\/strong>, Fry\u0301dek-Mi\u0301stek, and Daniela Koza\u0301kova\u0301, from Str\u030cedni\u0301 pru\u030amyslova\u0301 s\u030ckola elektrotechniky a informatiky Ostrava<\/strong>, Czech Republic; with Rita Este\u0301vez Este\u0301vez, from Ies Rodeira<\/strong>, in Spain; and with Herbert Kasper from Handelsakademie Vo\u0308cklabruck<\/strong>, from Austria.<\/div>\n

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Throughout the week, the participants had various challenges to enhance five essential skills: English use, listening, reading, writing, and speaking. <\/strong>The group began their journey by introducing ourselves and describing our jobs, organizing interviews to get to know each other. Learning a language requires effort and practice, so every day the course was filled with numerous exercises and activities.
They covered several grammar topics, including a review of tenses, the use of phrasal verbs and adverbs. Each lesson was based on everyday situations, such as organizing daily tasks, discussing routine activities, hours and schedules, and hobbies. They also explored topics like the importance of learning a foreign language, travel, and future planning. To enhance effective learning, we conducted formative assessments and activities using games, quizzes, readings, real-life simulations, and various other methods.<\/div>\n
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