Theory and Practice of CLIL

Entry requirement
CEFR B2
Sample Modules
  • Receptive and productive skills practice emphasising speaking and listening skills
  • Communicating effectively and flexibly through English in the real-world
  • Linguistic Competences: Grammatical, lexical and phonological
  • Strategic Competences: Interaction, compensation and repair
  • Pragmatic Competences: Functional language and discourse management
  • Fluency Development: Asking for and giving information and opinions, expressing a point of view, persuading, agreeing and disagreeing
  • Key Concepts and Principles of CLIL
  • CLIL lesson planning
  • Sample CLIL lessons
  • Activation in CLIL
  • Working with Input and Output in CLIL
  • Assessment in the CLIL classroom
  • Scaffolding in CLIL
  • Creating a digital portfolio
  • Productive and Receptive Skills in CLIL

School - Twin English Centre Dublin

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Course Duration:

1 or 2 weeks

Course Outline

CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) is an immersive, dynamic approach to language learning that teaches English through other subjects, such as History or Literature. In this course, we teach participants how to integrate CLIL techniques into the classroom to make lessons more fun, effective, and culturally relevant – because language is more than just words, it’s a gateway to new understandings.

This course is of significant benefit to teachers of English who:
– would like to enhance their language skills
– need currently, or in the future, to deliver content lessons in English
– wish to share ideas on best practice methodologies with colleagues from across Europe thereby improving the overall approach to CLIL teaching in their schools and, as a result, the learner outcomes for their students
This course is suitable for trainers who are at the beginning of their CLIL training careers or teachers who already have some experience delivering CLIL courses.

Objectives:
– To familiarise participants with key concepts and issues in CLIL and to share international best practice techniques
– To help develop their teaching techniques and confidence in teaching subjects through English
-To cover a variety of school subjects including geography, history, science and art with a focus on methods of making the subjects accessible through English.
– To examine the theoretical principles underpinning CLIL in such a way that they will be applicable to practice at primary and secondary level
– To develop and consolidate participants’ own language skills
– To establish contacts between teachers from a variety of European backgrounds and facilitate future networking among these professionals.
– To promote awareness of contemporary Ireland

Learning Outcomes

  • Refresh your English skills in a vibrant city.
  • Learn the key concepts of CLIL combined with practical, hands-on activities.
  • Network with other international teachers.
  • Build and showcase a digital portfolio.
  • Explore the potential of Erasmus + funding for continued professional
    development.

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