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Conversazioni CreAttive is an alternative way of practicing your foreign language speaking skills in a fun and informal environment.
The University Language Centre organises small conversation groups (8 to 10 people) in several languages.
Learners and a moderator (a student or an SCU volunteer) will be present at each meeting. Moderators will provide conversation points and will coordinate the debate. A preliminary meeting will be organised for Moderators, aimed at helping with group management skills and giving indications on the choice of topics of discussion.
We are looking for moderators for our Conversation groups.
If you are interested in making your language known please fill in the registration form!
Who can take part?
All students at the University of Padua, including exchange and Phd students, as well as administrative staff, academic staff and SCU Volunteers. Participation is free upon registration.
Languages offered
The offered languages depend on the availability of the moderators, generally, the University Language Centre organizes conversation groups in:
- English
- French
- German
- Italian
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Spanish
Prerequisites
Language Learners: A minimum knowledge of the target language is required to make sure the conversation can flow among all members of the group.
Moderators: native or native-like competence in the target language.
When and where
During the first semester of 2020/21, according to the moderators’ availability and to the evolution of the current emergency, Conversazioni CreAttive groups meet
- or at the University of Padua Language Centre (CLA – in via Venezia 16)
- or online via Zoom.
The meetings, for , will start in mid-November (date to be scheduled as soon as we have collected the moderators’ applications) and will last until the Christmas closing.
The Conversations can take place 1 or 2 times a week, at the discretion of the participants and each conversation session lasts for 1 hour and a half.
Enrolment
Certificates of Attendance
Both moderators and learners will receive a certificate of attendance if they participate in at least 70% of the total number of sessions (7/10 meetings).
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