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The twelve students of Basic English course taught by the Agency of Local Development and Employment (ALDE), have received the diploma attesting to their training in a ceremony at the Palace Hall chaired by the Councillor for Employment and Youth of the City of Cartagena, Ruth Collado.
During the month of March, the students have taken classes in English with a mixed mode of training, a total distance of 120 hours and 8 hours of lessons with native teachers face. In the classes have obtained basic knowledge we now present with a stay in Dublin for two weeks.
During the month of June, nine of the twelve students will leave the Irish capital to continue his training, where he made ​​an English course that will further enhance their knowledge in this area. The ADLE subsidize the housing of students during the two weeks families at half board, linguistically course and teaching materials.
Traveling to another country to settle there knowledge is practical and effective formula to learn other languages, as highlighted by the councilman of Youth and Employment, Ruth Collado.
The students are young women from age 23 to about 40, and neither has hesitated to take this opportunity to improve their training.
Both English as the trip back to Dublin are an opportunity to make your stay abroad to people whose economy could not afford, as recognized by Monica Navarro, 29, a student of the course. This learning experience also serves to opening our roads to jobs that ask you now know languages, he said.
Youth Councillor, Ruth Collins, recalled that all citizens who wish to participate in the courses of these features that offer ADLE regularly and can be released through the website of the ADLE http://adle.cartagena . com /
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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