Events
Trends and best practice in language training
21 June 2012 - Paris, Opera 9eme Arrondissement
EF Corporate Language Learning Solutions will host a seminar on “Trends and best practice in language training” on June 21, 2012 in Paris, France. The seminar will bring together HR professionals from around the world who are responsible for language training in large multi-national companies. Attendees will learn more about best practices in language training, network with their peers and hear first-hand accounts of successful training projects. The program is designed to give the group a chance to speak with like-minded professionals about their specific situations during Q&A sessions and workshops.
The event will be held at the Concorde Opéra Paris hotel. Contact
corporate-enquiries@ef.com for more information.
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APATS 2012 - Asia Pacific Airline Training Symposium 28-29 August 2012
Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore Stand #23
APATS 2012 will provide an arena in which the challenges regarding training in the aviation industry can be examined and discussed, with contributions from both the region and global pool of expertise. With safety being a prime concern, what is being done to ensure that it is not compromised with the increased throughput of new pilots? What new tools and thinking, developed throughout the world, can be adopted to further reinforce safe practice? EF Corporate Language Learning Solutions will be present to discuss the pressing issue of language training within the aviation industry. Visit our stand to learn more about ICAO requirements for English proficiency and what EF can do to help aviation staff of all types speak the language required to fly.