Montenegro: resources

Information about the ECML

ECML information brochure: English - French

Compendium on cultural policies and trends in Europe

Initiated by the Council of Europe and the European Institute for Comparative Cultural Research (ERICarts) the Compendium is a web-based and permanently updated information and monitoring system of national cultural policies in Europe. Information is provided for 42 countries – Quick Facts, Cultural Policy Profiles, Compendium Grid in 26 national languages, Profiles of National Experts.

Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

Common European Framework of Reference: Learning, teaching, assessment, translated and published by the Ministry of Education and Science of Montenegro
 

Transversal themes focus on Cultural access & participation, Cultural rights and ethics, Cultural diversity, Intercultural dialogue (including the Intercultural Cities Index), Status of artists, International cultural co-operation and mobility.

Two sections provide reports on national language issues and policies (section 4.2.5) and national language laws (section 5.1.9).

• Country profile overview
• To create reports select 1 or more countries and the relevant topics

European Language Portfolios

• 111.2010 - Montenegro - Bureau of Education Services - Model for learners aged 12 to 15
• European Language Portfolio - Guide for teachers and teacher trainers
• European Language Portfolios from other countries validated by the Council of Europe
• The Strategic Plan of Education Reform for the period of 2005-2009 (Montenegrin and English)

Institutions and associations

• Ministry of Education and Sports
• Bureau for editing textbooks and teaching tools
• Examination Centre
• Centre for Vocational Education
• Association of French teachers
• English Language Teachers' Association of Montenegro (ELTAM)

Euromosaic

Euromosaic study: Support from the European Commission for measures to promote and safeguard regional or minority languages and cultures.

National relay for the European Day of Languages (EDL)

The function of a national EDL Relay is to act as a multiplier for organisations, schools and associations, circulating:

• information communicated by the Council of Europe (for example the press release of the Council on the Day, which the Relays are invited to translate into national/local languages, updates on the website);
• promotional materials - posters, stickers etc. provided by the Council of Europe every year in significant quantities for event organisers.

 

Contact details
EDL website
 

Montenegro and the Council of Europe in brief

Available in English - French - German - Italian - Russian