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TÍTOL
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PONENT
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DESCRIPCIÓ
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NIVELL
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AMERICAN MUSIC, ROOTS AND BRANCHES
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Jonathan Glanzberg
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The presentation is a lecture/concert/PowerPoint presentation that looks at the evolution of traditional forms of American music into contemporary styles. The focus is on listening comprehension (and having fun!), but there is a strong lexical component as well.
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B2-C2
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THE CHALLENGES AND SUCCESSES OF WOMEN LIVING IN AFRICA
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Brendan Quinn
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Brendan does a few different talks based on his experience living and working in Africa and now living in Spain. All his talks are designed to address prejudices and beliefs that we have about people in Africa and to look at the lives of people so that we can understand their stories and their reality.
In this talk he takes a look at the real lives of women in Africa, issues of equality and how they are achieving.
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A2-B2.1
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PUB QUIZ NIGHT
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Ian C. Simpson
& Luis Ribes
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Above all this is a fun and social activity in English. How does it work? Students form teams and the quiz masters will ask rounds of questions on a variety of general knowledge topics… music, films, history, current affairs, etc. The focus is on British and American culture. There will be small prizes for the winner and runner up!
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B2-C2
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SCOTTISH FOLK MUSIC & DANCING
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Thomas Smith
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Interactive workshops that immerse students in natural English while they dance, sing and learn about a new culture. There’s plenty of English, zero digital and lots of fun! The workshops are centred on Scottish dancing, before a short explanation on traditional Scottish dress (the kilt), the bagpipes and finally a bagpipe recital.
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A1-B1
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ELEMENTARY DEAR WATSON
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Ludovic Tattevin
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Elementary dear Watson - Unlocking the mysteries of Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle. This talk celebrates the great fictional character and his creator, taking us through their Victorian origins to modern day TV and Cinematic adaptations and asks why they have always been so successful - elementary! The talk includes a guess the culprit/crime scene game.
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B2-C1
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IDIOTIC IDIOMS
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Ludovic Tattevin
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Join Ludovic Tattevin as he takes us on an amusing, often rib-tickling, trip through the joys of putting your foot in your mouth! Literally an informative and light-hearted look at idioms, why we use them, why they differ from language to language, whilst picking up some new idiomatic phrases in English! Piece of cake!
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B2-C2
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TO ACT OR NOT TO ACT
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Ludovic Tattevin
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As the great bard William Shakespeare wrote in As you like it: “All the world’s a stage and all the men and women merely players”. In English a piece of theatre is called a play and the actors are players, so come along and play with Ludovic Tattevin, English and Drama teacher, for some innocent fun and games, maybe even a little drama, in his English theatre workshop.
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A1-B1
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LADY RED VELVET
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Richard Mitchell
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Stand-up comedy with interactive activities that revolve around Creativity, Equality & Diversity, Lady Red Velvet’s story - including links to charity, British culture and traditions surrounding drag and theatre-, interactive songs and the Great British Quiz (culture, food and music) played in small groups.
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B2.2-C2
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National Geographic Learning Talk
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Per determinar
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Per determinar
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Per determinar
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Oxford Talk
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Per determinar
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Per determinar
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Per determinar
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