L’Institut Europa participa en el programa d’instituts que preparen els seus alumnes per les proves oficials del nivell B1-B2 d’anglès a l’EOI. Vam començar far 3 anys i fins ara els resultats obtinguts han estan molt satisfactoris. Aquest curs a la convocatòria extraordinària presentem 4 alumnes al B1 (Aisha Sharma, Aoreej Manzoor, Melisa Borja i Anna Lechuga) i 3 al B2 (Andrea Constantinescu, Keilisa Figuereo i Joana Riquelme).
Els desitgem molta sort a l’examen.
Our stay in Dublin has finished with the guided tour to the Trinity College, the visit to the Library and the facsimile of the Book of Kells. In our opinion, it has been a short stay, but we have been able to know more about the Irish culture, to visit the University and its incredible Library, to practise English. But no more hamburgers, fish and chips or tea, please..
A new language assistant called Natalie has just come from Wien and she is going to spend a month with us helping our students improve their communicative competence in English. This week she has introduced her country in a very motivating way and has raised students’ curiosity about Austrian culture.
We wish her an enjoyable training experience in our school
The baccalaureate students in Year 2 are taking part in a project whose aim is to raise curiosity about other European cultures, in our case the Irish one and discover its richness, visiting the capital city, Dublin, its museums, studying its history and art, tasting the typical food and paying a brief homage to the Irish writers whose books have been read in English, Catalan and Spanish at the school. Thanks to this project, we hope to strengthen our feeling of belonging to the European community.
On the following days we will explain all the things we are doing here. If you are interested, click in
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