Virtual International Exchanges
Virtual International Exchanges
Description of the Good Practice
Virtual International Exchanges connect adult learners with counterparts from other countries for language and cultural exchange. Participants engage in collaborative projects, discussions, and joint activities, fostering language acquisition, intercultural competence, and global awareness.
Keywords
- Virtual Exchange
- Language Acquisition
- Community.
Language(s)
Language of instruction depends on the participating countries and participants’ preferences.
Number of participants
Groups of 5-7 is best.
Type of training
Online
Number and type of exercises
As many as you wish.
Duration
1 hour, up to 3 hours.
Target Audience
Adult language learners interested in global cultural exchange.
Competences/skills that you will require
- Facilitation skills
- Language proficiency
- Cross-cultural competence
- Digital collaboration skills
- Project management skills
Media
Website/Link
Consideration as a GP
- Measurable Indicators: Number of international partnerships, participant feedback on intercultural competence, and language proficiency improvements.
- Results: Enhanced language skills, increased cultural awareness, and the ability to collaborate across borders. Participants gain a global perspective and expand their networks.