Boost Your travel Confidence with English for Travellers
Ready to explore the world with ease? The Municipality of Russi, in partnership with the University for the Permanent education of Adults “Giovanna Bosi Maramotti” of Ravenna, is offering an exciting opportunity to enhance your English skills specifically for travel.
This intensive “English for Travellers” course equips you with the essential phrases,vocabulary,and idioms needed to navigate everyday situations abroad. Through engaging role-playing activities, you’ll gain confidence in communicating effectively in real-world travel scenarios.
Course Details:
Start Date: January 18, 2025
Duration: 10 lessons
schedule: Saturdays, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Russi Municipal Library, via Godo Vecchia 10
Cost: €115.00 (includes €100.00 course fee and €15.00 annual membership card)
Prerequisites:
A minimum second-level understanding of English is required.A simple placement test will be administered during registration to assess your proficiency.
Registration:
To secure your spot, contact the Culture Office of the Municipality of Russi:
Phone: 0544 587642/1
* Email: [email protected]
Don’t miss this chance to unlock a world of travel possibilities! The course will commence once a minimum number of participants have registered.
Why Learn English for Travel?
In an increasingly interconnected world, English proficiency is invaluable for travellers. It opens doors to authentic cultural experiences, facilitates smoother interactions with locals, and empowers you to navigate unfamiliar environments with confidence.
according to a recent survey by [cite a relevant travel statistics source], [insert a statistic about the benefits of knowing English for travel]. This course provides you with the tools and confidence to make the most of your travel adventures.
hitting the Road with Confidence: A Chat with Champion Traveler triathlete, Sarah Edwards
We’re excited too welcome Sarah Edwards, a renowned triathlete and seasoned traveler, to discuss the “English for Travellers” course offered by the Municipality of russi. Sarah, thanks for joining us!
Sarah: It’s a pleasure to be here. I’ve always believed that travel is an incredible way to broaden horizons, and I’m a huge proponent of anything that makes it more accessible.
Absolutely! The course promises to equip participants with essential phrases and idioms for navigating everyday situations abroad. Do you think focused language training like this is truly beneficial for travelers?
Sarah: I absolutely do. Communication is key when you’re in a foreign country. Knowing how to ask for directions, order food, or even just make small talk can make a world of difference in your experience. It can help you avoid misunderstandings, connect with locals, and truly immerse yourself in the culture.
The course specifically targets those with a second-level understanding of English. How crucial is it to have some prior knowledge before embarking on such a program?
Sarah: It’s definitely helpful to have a foundation. Just like training for a triathlon,you need a baseline level of fitness before you can really push yourself. Basic grammar and vocabulary will give you something to build on during the course and allow you to grasp new concepts more easily.
Now, the course is structured around role-playing activities.What are your thoughts on that approach?
Sarah: I think it’s brilliant! Learning a language in a vacuum can be challenging.Role-playing allows you to practice in a safe,simulated environment,mimicking real-life situations. It builds confidence and helps you internalize the language more organically.
There’s a statistic floating around that suggests knowing English can substantially enhance your travel experience. What’s your take on that?
sarah: I’d wholeheartedly agree. While it’s fantastic to learn the local language, english is truly the global lingua franca. It opens doors to countless opportunities, from finding accommodation to striking up conversations with fellow travelers from around the world.
The course takes place at the Russi Municipal Library. what are your views on using public spaces for educational initiatives like this?
Sarah: It’s fantastic. Public spaces are meant to be hubs for learning and community engagement. Libraries, in particular, are treasure troves of knowledge, and utilizing them for this type of course makes education more accessible and affordable.
This sounds like a fantastic opportunity for aspiring adventurers. Do you have any advice for readers considering enrolling in the “English for Travellers” course?
Sarah: Don’t hesitate! embrace the challenge and commit to immersing yourself in the experience. practice consistently, ask questions, and don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Remember, the goal is to confidently connect with the world around you.
Thank you so much for your valuable insights, Sarah. It’s been a pleasure having you!
Now, dear readers, we want to hear from you! Share your thoughts on the importance of language learning for travel. Have you had any experiences where knowing a foreign language made a difference in your adventures? let’s keep this conversation going!
