This programme is promoting a new training initiative for people
working at World Heritage sites.
Words4World Heritage is English Language & Communication Skills
Training, based in Bath, United Kingdom – a UNESCO World Heritage
Site.
The training is designed for people who:
- work in World Heritage management and conservation
- use English at work
- want to improve their English language and communication skills
The main focus of this training initiative is to help participants
improve the everyday effectiveness of their communication with other
World Heritage professionals. It provides a positive learning experience
in three different British World Heritage sites.
Words4World Heritage Course details
Duration: 1 week (7 nights)
Course location: Words4Work, 3 Gay Street, Bath
Accommodation: Bath city centre hotels
Group size: small groups (maximum 8 participants)
Transfers: free from Bristol International Airport
Course fee: £1,500
The closing date for applications is Friday,
22nd February, 2008.
The training programme includes:
- language and communication skills activities focusing on heritage
management issues
- visits to three World Heritage Sites [Bath, Stonehenge and Avebury,
Jurassic Coast]
- discussions about heritage policy and practice with local professionals
- visits to museums, historic buildings and regeneration sites
- opportunities for cultural activities: theatres, art galleries,
concerts
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