Dr Erika Corradini
Institution:
Academic Coordinator
Vicky Wright
Institution:
Deputy Director Routes into Languages
Dr Angela Gallagher-Brett
Institution:
Senior Academic Coordinator (Cross sector partnerships)
Professor Michael Kelly
Institution:
Programme Director
Employability
Languages and your future
Want to know more about how langages can help your career prospects?
A-Level Days - Urdu A2 Level Materials
We have run A Level days for pupils studying community languages. You can download the materials used for both AS and A2 pupils.
A-Level Days – Arabic AS Level Materials
We have run A Level days for pupils studying community languages. You can download the materials used for both AS and A2 pupils.
Careers Event 'Using Your Languages: Interpreting and Translation'
Date:
Wednesday, 27 January, 2016 - 00:00
Event Type:
Conference
Region:
National
Location:
University of Bath
Looking for a job that will use your valuable language skills?
The National Networks for Interpreting and Translation and Routes into Languages South West are delighted to invite all sixth-form and undergraduate students to attend the annual Career's Event on Wednesday 27th January 2016 at 2 - 5.30 pm at the University of Bath.
Guest speakers include representatives from the National Network for Interpreting and International Court of Justice and Bath alumni.
This event is open to all sixth-form and undergraduate students. Year 11 students are also welcome to attend.
Attendance is FREE but prior registration is required.
Programme:
Please download the draft programme below.
Booking information:
To register for your FREE place, please email your name, organisation and contacts details to Steven Wonnacott: S.Wonnacott2@bath.ac.uk Alternatively, please use the registration link above.
National Pop Video Competition 2016
Date:
Tuesday, 3 May, 2016 - 10:00
Event Type:
Competition
Region:
National
Location:
UK
Do you think you could write a song or rap in a foreign language? Do you have the IT skills to make a video to accompany your song? If so… this competition is for you.
The Routes into Languages South West is inviting you to submit a short video, animated if you prefer, to accompany a song or rap, which you have composed in a foreign language. It has to be an original song or can be loosely based on an existing tune. The competition is open to students between the ages of 11-18 in full time education in all regions across the UK.
We will videostream your video on the Routes into Languages South West YouTube channel. And there is a special prize – ‘The Online Viewers' Award’ (decided by the general public) - which will be awarded to the winning entry in each region as well as to the overall national winner! You will have a chance to vote for your favourite video after the closing date. The details about it will be posted on our YouTube website before the closing date.
Winning entries will receive a prize of £100 and a trophy. All participants will be given certificates of commendation.
To view the entries from previous years please visit our YouTube RiLSouthWest channel.
Programme:
For more information and for rules of the competition please download the flyer below.
You can also download the Pop Video A4 poster to put on display in your school - to print out the A4 poster, please save it on your computer first and then print it out. Alternatively, you can request a colourful poster for your school by email: I.Holdsworth@bath.ac.uk
Booking information:
To enter this competition please submit your video entry together with your completed entry form (please download below) via https://www.wetransfer.com/ to I.Holdsworth@bath.ac.uk by 10 am Tuesday 3rd May. Please read carefully the rules of the competition on page 2 of the competition flyer (please download the flyer below) before submitting your entry.
What Routes into Languages can do for you and your school
Region:
National
Presentation by members of the Routes into Languages team, Angela Gallagher-Brett (Routes National), Irena Holdsworth (Routes South West) and Sarah Schechter (Routes East) at the London Language Show, 17 October 2015
Download the presentation (PPT 12.5MB)
