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What are the 24 official EU languages?
The EU has 24 official languages: Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish.
Although the European Union has 24 official languages, mainly 3 are used as working languages in the European institutions: French, English, and German.
How does the EU promote the teaching and learning of languages?
The Erasmus+ programme
The programme boosts language learning from an early age by enabling pupils, groups of pupils and classes in schools and vocational education and training institutions to study at a host school or take part in a traineeship in another European country.
What language do you need for Epso?
EPSO tests will only assess your knowledge of language 1 (L1), which can be any of the 24 official EU languages.
It will be tested through the verbal, numerical, and abstract reasoning tests in a form of multiple-choice questions.
Your knowledge of L1 needs to be at least at level C1 (proficient user).
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION Brussels 7.7.2011 SEC (2011) 928 final
7 juil. 2011 European Strategic Framework for Education and Training. (ET 2020). LANGUAGE LEARNING AT PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL LEVEL: MAKING IT. |
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COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Brussels 24.07
24 juil. 2003 Promoting Language Learning and Linguistic Diversity: An Action Plan 2004 – 2006. Page 2. 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION. |
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Improving the effectiveness of language learning: CLIL and
25 juin 2014 This document has been prepared for the European Commission. However it reflects the views only of the authors |
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Council Recommendation of 22 May 2019 on a comprehensive
5 juin 2019 Commission sets out the vision of a European Education Area in which ... learning of languages and the opportunities provided by Europe's ... |
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First European Survey on Language Competences
4 juin 2012 foreign language competence and insights into good practice in language learning; 'not only … a survey of language competences but a survey ... |
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Luísa Araújo Patrícia Dinis da Costa Sara Flisi Elena Soto Calvo
Languages for Jobs report (European Commission 2011) |
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Than 80% of primary school pupils in the EU were studying a foreign
24 sept. 2015 national educational system) with 17.1 million pupils in the EU learning English as a foreign language (95.6% of all. |
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Important characteristics of the Erasmus+ Programme
computer assisted language learning and entrepreneurial ventures using foreign languages. The European Commission has established the European Language |
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Multilingualism: The language of the European Union
to encourage language learning and promote linguistic diversity. Indeed multilingualism aims to prevent discrimination between citizens whose languages are |
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European Commission
21 juin 2012 Eurobarometer: 98% say language learning is good for their children but tests highlight skills gap. Almost nine out of ten EU citizens ... |
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Foreign language learning - European Commission - europaeu
School and other educational institutions provide the main opportunity for the vast majority of people to learn languages, while linguistic diversity is actively |
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Foreign language skills - European Commission - europaeu
article are all derived from the adult education survey (AES) Number of foreign languages known Around two thirds of working-aged adults in the EU knew at |
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Language Policy of the European Schools
3 Key Competences for Lifelong Learning, European Reference Framework, European Commission, published in the Official Journal of the European Union on |
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A Comprehensive Approach to Language Teaching and Learning in
24 mai 2018 · approach to the teaching and learning of languages - Part 1/2 The European Union has long promoted language learning across Europe |
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Eurydice Brief - Key Data on Teaching Languages at School in Europe
Union In education, this key principle has guided the development of many EU policies and actions promoting the teaching and learning of languages In this |
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Multilingual education in Europe: policy developments
The European dimension in language education, it is generally believed, is not what it was Globalisation, European Union (EU) policies, migrant movements |
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Current Policy Issues in Early Foreign Language Learning - CORE
tional, longitudinal study of early language learning in Europe to discuss a focus on policy initiatives in the unique setting of the European Union; and thirdly |
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Projects supporting EU policy: building language - SEPIE
How will the European Commission continue to support language learning in the future? The plan for the next programme is to use the European Language |
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MULTILINGUALISM - AN ASSET AND A SHARED - ECSPM
This European Commission communication stresses the value of linguistic diversity creativity and innovation in language learning and provides a platform for |
