Communicating in bilingual work areas: how to help all professionals achieve language training for quality care?
On 7 and 8 June, an open day will be held at the library of the Centro Carlos Santamaría in Donostia. "Communicating in bilingual work areas: how to help all professionals achieve language training for quality care? ". The conference was organized within the European COMBI programme. It is a project that aims to analyze and develop communication skills in bilingual work areas.
On 7 and 8 June, an open day will be held at the library of the Centro Carlos Santamaría in Donostia. "Communicating in bilingual work areas: how to help all professionals achieve language training for quality care? ". The conference was organized within the European COMBI programme. It is a project that aims to analyze and develop communication skills in bilingual work areas.
The European project COMBI (Communication competences for migrants and disadvantaged background learners in bilingual work environments) aims to develop methods to improve communication skills in bilingual work areas. The project takes into account the linguistic diversity of Europe and aims to help migrants who want to work in health surveillance communicate in a minority language. It is not that students acquire full capacity, but that they can communicate in the workplace in a retail language.The
Banaiz Bagara and Elhuyar Aholkularitza Association are working on the COMBI project, together with four other European partners.
During the day, in addition to publicizing the new methods worked on the project, we will know and share good practices from different European countries.