The European Language Label

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In the European Union there are 24 official languages and more than 60 regional or minority languages spoken by about 40 million people. This is a precious cultural heritage that the European commission, together with the other member states commits to valorise also through the European Language Label.

The European Language Label is an award given to innovative methods that proved to be effective in the promotion and diffusion of knowledge of the numerous idioms existing in the EU. The label is given biannually to the projects that stood up for innovativeness and for their contribution to the enhancement of language teaching standards.

Generally, in the projects evaluation phase the criteria that are taken into account are:

the ability to meet the training needs of learners;
originality and creative approach;
the motivational factor induced in the students;
effectiveness in promoting intercultural dialogue;
transferability in terms of good practice.

Our project was awarded by the Italian national Agency.