This coming Wednesday, several European teachers, coming, specifically, from England, Scotland, Finland, France and the Netherlands will be for three days knowing how trilingualism is worked in the classrooms of Spain. It will be in the Trenc d'Alba school de Xàbia, an educational center that is attached to this European program since 2014.
This visit belongs to the European program Erasmus +, which offers new opportunities for study, training, work experience and volunteering abroad to all educational stages.
Within the program Erasmus +, is the project called As children learn languages. This consists of two teachers from each school visiting schools in other countries to study and see how languages are worked. These visits are made every quarter and the project lasts two years.
This program is subsidized by European Funds. The teachers of the Trenc d'Alba were already in the schools of the participating countries and this week, the project continues in the educational center of Xàbia and will end in June in Scotland.
Also, this school had already participated in a previous project called Comenius belonging to the Socrates program, which also fostered the learning of foreign languages and favored the quality of education, among other aspects.
