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Events for Schools and Colleges

 

The School of Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences offers a series of regular events to promote the learning of Modern Foreign Languages at different stages of the curriculum and to encourage young people to develop a career with languages.

At these events our lecturers employ the innovative applied approach to language learning used in our degree teaching. Attendees therefore benefit directly from our lecturers' expertise and language teaching methodology in order to experience new ways of learning languages.

 

Enrichment Events at the School of Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences

The table below outlines the range of events being held for Schools and Colleges over the current academic year. The events all run from 10:00 until 3:30 (approximately). Many of the activities take place in our state-of-the-art Language Resource Centre.

 

Booking places

Spaces are limited and offered on a first come, first served basis. To book places on any of the events below please complete the booking form and send it to us using the contact details at the bottom of the form. All AS level events cost just £10 per person (price includes refreshments and lunch).

For further information contact Deborah Lumb on 0161 295 2096 or via e-mail at: d.lumb@salford.ac.uk

 

LEVEL
EVENT
DATE
LANGUAGES
INFORMATION
AS LEVEL

 

AS Oral Revision Event

 

18/04/2012
French, German & Spanish
These events are designed to help AS students build confidence in their oral skills and prepare for exams.

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Introduction to Translation and Interpreting

27/6/2012
French, German & Spanish
This event is designed to enhance the experience of AS level language learners as they move into their A2 year. This is achieved through introducing them to the specialist area of Translation and Interpreting.

 

     

 

Praise from teachers and students for previous events

 

Teachers' comments:

"I liked the variety of activities, the strong oral component, the relaxed atmosphere, the fun of it. I felt it helped my students' confidence"

"Thank you so much. Please invite us next year"

"The session on Interpreting was very interesting for my students"

 

Students' comments:

"All the lecturers are nice and friendly"

"Quite personal and interactive both teacher-pupil and pupil-pupil"

"It's opened my eyes to many careers in languages/translation"

"Thank you very much, it was very enjoyable"

 

Other events for Schools and Colleges

 

Talks in Schools and Colleges by School of Languages staff

Target age group: Year 9 and over.
Free of charge.
Two talks are available:

Talk 1: Careers in Languages/Why choose languages?

Aim: Encourage pupils to learn languages by emphasising their usefulness and value in the workplace.

Talk 2: How to choose a University course in languages?

Aim: Help your linguists to find their way through the mass of universities and programmes offering language study and select the best course for them.
For further information and to book a talk please contact : D.Lumb@salford.ac.uk

 

School of Languages Masterclasses

The School offers a range of Masterclasses to schools and colleges in the North West of England, which are designed to be both stimulating and informative . There is a wide range of Masterclasses to choose from, several of which can be delivered either in English or in the language that is being studied:

    • French
    • German
    • Italian
    • Linguistics & English Language
    • Translation


If you would like futher information on these Masterclasses, please view our brochures using the links below:

Languages Masterclasses Brochure

Linguistics & English Language Masterclasses Brochure

 

Route A6 - Student Shadowing Scheme

This initiative gives UCAS applicants holding a place at Salford the opportunity to spend half a day on-campus with a current student and attend a class in the subject area in which they are interested. The initiative is designed to give these prospective students a real taste of student life at Salford, in order to help them in making decisions about their future at university.

For further information please click here