Our solidarity is with the entire Ukrainian people and Ukrainian colleagues in language teaching and learning in Higher Education. At the same time, CercleS is aware of the fact that the aggressive invasion into Ukraine is not supported by many Russian colleagues.
CercleS stands for open communication and international peer support between its member institutions and invites all colleagues interested in contributing to a diversity of opinions and a mutilingual discourse based on respect.
Founded in Strasbourg in 1991, CercleS is a confederation of Language Centres in Europe and beyond
Aims
It brings together almost 400 Language Centres, Departments, Institutes, Faculties or Schools in Higher Education whose main responsibility is the teaching of language and academic communication. Its members have thousands of academic, administrative and technical staff, and millions of students who learn languages and academic communication.
We are thrilled to present another LLHE Webinar on 8 December at 16:00-18:00 (CET), where we will interview the authors of some of the previous LLHE issues.
Some CercleS members are having trouble accessing the LLHE articles via our site. Please see this post and the document provided, which shows how to access t
The Department of Languages for Specific Purposes of Semmelweis University is pleased to invite you as well as all CERCLES members to the Semmelweis Medical