Within a networking structure, comprised of leading specialists of the expert community, the ECML operates 4-year programmes focusing on key educational issues requiring action. The international project teams...
- cooperate with experts from 36 European countries;
- provide training models for teacher educators, equipping them to train others within their institutions and networks;
- publish resources for language professionals and examples of good practice applicable to different contexts;
- deliver in-country training and consultancy activities in a range of key themes in language education.
The impact of the events of the Centre, initiated in Graz, reaches out to Europe and beyond. In each of the member states an ECML Contact Point promotes its activities and reinforces the dynamic network of the ECML at a national level.
ECML Governing Board
Appointed ministerial representatives
from each member state |
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adopts programmes of activities,
monitors their implementation,
oversees Centre’s management
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ECML National Nominating Authorities
Agencies in each member state
linked to ministries |
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responsible for selecting
participants to the Centre’s activities
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ECML National Contact Points
National networks
in language education |
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disseminate information and
documentation on the Centre‘s
work on a national level
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Austrian Association for
the ECML (Verein EFSZ)
Representing
Austrian authorities |
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provides and manages the Centre’s
infrastructure, develops synergies
with partners in the region thereby
creating added value within the
host country
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This unique structure enables the Centre to serve as a European reference point for all who are interested in excellence in language education.