About the project
"The best education is the one you don't even notice" ("La meilleure education est celle dont on ne s'aperçoit pas") - Quote from the French writer André Malraux (1901-76).
"Young Europeans Love Languages" is a network of European partners whose aim is to promote language learning as a key skill of lifelong learning.
We believe that fun, attractive, and unconventional forms of language learning should be incorporated not only in formal education but also in other non-formal/informal contexts and leisure activities.
Our network plans to identify a number of tools to raise awareness and to demonstrate the importance of language learning which will help to increase the effectiveness of language teaching.
Our aims are:
- to find previous projects where innovative and useful language tools have been developed but not sustained and, where possible, revive and adapt them for use with young people in non-formal and informal environments
- to make the process of learning meaningful and fun e.g. language learning as an aspect of sport, social and cultural activities
- to create a toolbox containing language learning tools which have been adapted to be integrated in other social, cultural and sporting activities for young people.
Watch the YELL video!
27/01/2012
A movie presenting the results of the YELL project can be viewed here (for now with German subtitles - might take a few seconds to download)!
European language label award ceremony
24/11/2011
The ceremony took place in Vienna at the occasion of the international conference „Participating actively in labour market and society with language competences”.
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