Penser l’accompagnement linguistique des personnes migrantes en Suisse romande

The language training of adult migrants poses an almost insoluble equation today, in French-speaking Switzerland as elsewhere: if we consider the professionalization of this field to be desirable and necessary, for various reasons which will be dealt with here, how can we achieve this without losing...

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Main Author: Anne-Christel Zeiter
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: ACEDLE
Series:Recherches en didactique des langues et des cultures
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/rdlc/12406
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description The language training of adult migrants poses an almost insoluble equation today, in French-speaking Switzerland as elsewhere: if we consider the professionalization of this field to be desirable and necessary, for various reasons which will be dealt with here, how can we achieve this without losing the volunteers who wish to become involved? And why is volunteering so important in this context? This article provides an overview of language training in French-speaking Switzerland and identifies the administrative, legal, and political issues that influence its organization, both in training for trainers and the mobilization of volunteers. It concludes with a proposal that could contribute to solve this initial equation by shifting the focus from the status of language training actors to differentiated service objectives.
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Penser l’accompagnement linguistique des personnes migrantes en Suisse romande
Recherches en didactique des langues et des cultures
adult education
migration
volunteering
French as a language for integration
title Penser l’accompagnement linguistique des personnes migrantes en Suisse romande
title_full Penser l’accompagnement linguistique des personnes migrantes en Suisse romande
title_fullStr Penser l’accompagnement linguistique des personnes migrantes en Suisse romande
title_full_unstemmed Penser l’accompagnement linguistique des personnes migrantes en Suisse romande
title_short Penser l’accompagnement linguistique des personnes migrantes en Suisse romande
title_sort penser l accompagnement linguistique des personnes migrantes en suisse romande
topic adult education
migration
volunteering
French as a language for integration
url https://journals.openedition.org/rdlc/12406
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