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Eurocentres 于1948年诞生,我们致力于将学习转化为丰富个人经验的一种方式。从那时起,我们已经发展成为国际语言教学的市场领导者,在欧洲、美国、加拿大以及新西兰、南非和澳大利亚都有学校。
无论您的梦想是在国外工作,在不同的国家学习,亦或仅仅是为了提高自己的语言技能,Eurocentres 模式都能让您轻松实现目标。我们为您的过渡过程提供便利,从最初的预订和查询阶段,直到您入住的最后阶段。
Eurocentres 成立于70年前,是世界各地人民的聚集地。七十多年来,它在语言教学领域做出了巨大的贡献,并一直致力于通过提供优秀和创新的教学来改善学习体验。
杜特韦莱以 Eurocentres 的名义成立了一个独立的基金会,创建了他所说的“欧洲语言和教育中心”。在该基金会学习的学生总数上升到4300人。
1960: Collaboration with France, Spain, and the USA begins.
1968: Eurocentres receives the "Statut Consultatif de la Catégorie 1" - advisory status in the field of language teaching and learning - from the Council of Europe.
1975: The number of students exceeds 20,000 per year.
1977: The first purpose-built school in London showcases innovative classroom design and self-learning facilities, as well as facilities for Computer Assisted Language Learning.
1984: Eurocentres Cambridge, the second model school for teaching adults, follows.
1986: The first purpose-built school for teaching German opens in Cologne.
1988: New centres are opened in countries outside of Europe, including the USA and Japan.
1990: Eurocentres aids in the development of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) and is commended by the Council of Europe Language Policy Unit for its contributions.
1991: With the completion of a new purpose-built school in La Rochelle, there are now 3 year-round schools in France – Paris, Amboise, and La Rochelle.
1993: The "Eurocentres Scale of Language Proficiency" is put into practice. It is followed by the development of a computerised language testing system which enables teachers to generate reliable tests according to students' individual needs.
1995: The first consultancy agreements take shape in in Switzerland, Spain, and Brazil.
1999: International collaboration leads to partnerships in Canada and Malta.
2002: There are now two Eurocentres schools in Canada, and further partnerships develop with schools in Malta, Australia and Spain.
2005: There are now two Eurocentres schools across Australia and a centre opens in Auckland, New Zealand.
2006: Cape Town, South Africa, opens its own centre.
2007: A new school for teaching German opens in Berlin.
2008: The Eurocentres school network in Australia is completed with the opening of Eurocentres Sydney. Today: Eurocentres remains an internationally-recognised organisation, with a network of schools, agencies and offices dedicated to maintaining global dialogues across cultures.