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“Languages at the heart of learning: 25 years of inspiring innovation” (Graz, Austria, 5-6 December 2019) On 5 and 6 December 2019 the European Centre for Modern Languages of the Council of Europe organised a high-level conference to celebrate its … Continue reading →

FIPLV is supporting the following research – if you are involved in English language teaching, please find a small amount of time to complete the survey: Global survey: how far does published research matter to you, and why (or why not)? In … Continue reading →

With enormous thanks to NBR President Sigurborg Jónsdóttir, Iceland and NBR Secretary Eglė Šleinotienė, Lithuania, please find here FIPLV NBR Electronic Newsletter 2019: 4: Newsletter 4-2019 Nordic-Baltic_Region For past newsletters, please go to the FIPLV NBR page.

L’équipe de rédaction des Langues Modernes a le plaisir de vous annoncer la publication du numéro 1/2020 : Enjeux de la comparaison pour les didactiques des langues-cultures vivantes Ce numéro des Langues Modernes part du postulat que lorsque l’on aborde … Continue reading →

 March, 4, 2020 Vladimir Tolstoi, descendant of world renowned writer and philosopher Leo Tolstoi in March, 13, visits Stockholm and delivers a public lecture “Russian classic literature in a present-day world”. Vladimir Tolstoi, a great-great-grandson of Leo Tolstoi, on March, … Continue reading →

Dear readers: We gladly present to you the online version of the latest issue of Profile: Issues in Teachers’ Professional Development (Vol. 22 No. 1, January-June, 2020) which can be consulted at https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/profile/issue/view/5303/showToc We kindly invite you to review the … Continue reading →

The 1st International Conference on E.S.P. E.A.P. & Applied Linguistics of the University of Thessaly will be taking place at the Papastratos Seafront Complex in Volos, Greece on 9 – 10 May 2020. Please see here for the Call for Proposals.

FIPLV is delighted to share with you this message from Dr Sarah Mercer, University of Graz. Please consider completing the short survey, aimed at teachers of all languages in secondary/high schools, as this is a much needed area of research … Continue reading →

Prof. Jitka Radimská  (Kruh Moderních Filologů (KMF) – Czech Modern Language Association) Jitka Radimská, a full professor at the Institute of Romance Languages and Literatures of the Faculty of Arts, University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic, has devoted her long … Continue reading →