On June 2018 in Liverpool, the UK, Multilingual Families Clubs project held a Joing Staff Training Event, hosted by the MBM Training & Development Center, the British partner in the project. Each partners took part in the JSTE with 4 participants, representing Italian, Polish, Czech, Turkish, British and Swiss multilingual community managers and trainers in multilingual settings. Participants discussed the […]
Unemployment of a young generation currently represents a problem for the whole Europe. We mistakenly believe that this fact applies only to immigrants and foreigners. Yes, undoubtedly a part of foreigners who find themselves in a different country with a different economic standards, takes part. However, we don’t have to go far to see that for example in Greece or […]
The number of families, which move to a strange country, is rising every year. For most of them the main purpose is possibility of having better life standards, and not only for adults, but especially for their children. If you are a grown-up, understand this situation is easier than while being a child. Children’s way of thinking is on a different level, […]
The number of families which move to a strange country is rising every year. For most of them the main purpose is possibility of having better life standards, and not only for the adults, but especially for their children. If you are a grown-up, the understanding this situation is easier than while being a child. Children’s way of thinking is […]
We want to understand projects we participate in. It is the only possible way of extending its purpose where it will be useful. This time our journey lead us to Copenhagen for a workshop of a project Live2Work, whose main output is a positive change in lives of young people, whose basic or substandard education limits them while finding a […]
