January-June 2014 Students Blogs

Norwegian

Ada Ytterdal

French

Noemi Hatterer 

Korean 

Anna Moon

Japanese

Kaori Fujii
Hana Somerville


Chinese

Carmen Li
Justin So

German

Hannah New 
Lindie Gaultney

Swedish

Klara Halldin

Spanish

Daniel Ziengs
Rushabh Bohra
Emma Davis 
Gemma Kwok
Phoebe Gilbert

Hebrew

Noa Horowitz
Maya Shabat
Carol Konyn
Nini Taub
Oded Perlman
Michael Cohen
Nir Horowitz
Barak Braunshtain

August-December 2013

Students' Blogs

Kaori Fujii - Japanese

Natalie Barkus - Korean

Daniel Ziengs - Spanish

Emma Davis - Spanish

Nir Horowitz - Hebrew

Barak Braunshtain - Hebrew

Victor Martin - Polish

Michael Cohen - Hebrew

Nini Taub - Hebrew

Rushabh Bohra - Spanish

Carol Konyn - Hebrew

Maya Shabat - Hebrew

Ada Ytterdal - Norwegian

Noa Horowitz - Hebrew

Hana Somerville - Japanese 

Oded Perlman - Hebrew

Introduction

Introduction to the Independent Language Centre

What will I be doing?

You will be studying the language of your choice, either by yourself or in a small group of students studying the same language. Each week will have a theme and an introductory activity where all the students will work together. You will then break out to complete a project in your language of study.

How will I be assessed?

You will map yourself against the European Languages Framework at the beginning of the course and identify a level to move up to. By the end of the course you are expected to have met the targets you set yourself according to the European Languages Framework

How will I keep my work?

You will have a blog for the Independent Languages Centre on which you will save the work you do each week. Do share this blog with family, friends and anyone who speaks your language to show them what you are doing.

What will I gain from this course?

Not only will you improve the language you are studying you will increase your awareness of global issues and learn something about the other languages students are learning in the Independent Language Centre.