Showing posts with label bilingual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bilingual. Show all posts

Thursday, 30 April 2020

Visit our International Negotiation bilingual class

Are you ready to visit our International Negotiation class? 

Our second year International Trade students will tell you all about it: their experience in a bilingual class, their favourite things about it, what helped them follow the class, the most important things they learned and some advice for the students that will follow the class in the following years. 

Don't miss it!



In collaboration with Alix Ruggiero, our BEDA Programme language assistant.

Monday, 2 December 2019

Incoterms 2020: updates

INCOTERMS (International Commercial Terms) are one of the key tools used in international trade to set the obligations of buyer and seller. 

The International Chamber of Commerce updated them and the International Trade 2 students work on this inphographics to show the differences in their International Negotiation bilingual class. We hope they are helpful! :)










Thursday, 16 May 2019

WELCOME TO BILINGUAL FP!


Some months ago, our students from Transport and Logistics decided to record a video promoting our school. Specifically, why being learning English is fun in the Escuela Profesional Javeriana and why being bilingual is a challenge but we are learning a lot because of it.






We are the first bilingual FP school in the BEDA programme, it has been hard work, put we are very proud of what we have accomplished because of it. 



Last year the class of 2018 of International Trade was the first bilingual promotion ever at our school. This year, the class of 2019 of Administration and Finance is going to be the first bilingual promotion of this Degree. In between 2018 and 2019 three classes will have finished their bilingual degrees and we are very proud of them for believing that they could do it and proving that it is possible!








Monday, 29 October 2018

Our Bilingual Project receives a BEDA Prize!!!


We are very happy and grateful to receive this award from BEDA. It recognizes the effort we have made over recent years. Bilingualism in Vocational Training is not an easy matter, this is why we called our project “Bilingüismo en FP: de quimera a realidad”.

The bilingual team: Marta Santamaría, Marta Sáez, our assistant Ameen Mettawa and I (Sara Sacristán) have been getting ready during a long time, learning about CLIL methodology (Content and Language Integrated Learning) and trying to adapt it to our educational stage: vocational training.

Last year our first bilingual promotion graduated. We can say students with different English levels participated in the classes and evaluated the project positively: they all recommended to continue teaching in English.

So we made it! Would you like to try?  We are waiting for you at the EP Javeriana!




Friday, 19 October 2018

PRESENTING LOGISTICS IN ENGLISH!



This school year, the second year students from Administration and Finance have begun studying the module of Logistics in English following the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) methodology.

After the first month of lessons and projects, these students have presented their experience and some of their work to their colleagues in first year of Administration and Finance in order to motivate them and tell them that it isn't as difficult as it seems.

After sharing this moment, our students have decided to tell how was the experience for them.

The first  group is Adrián, Carla, David, Laura Martín and Lucía:

Last week, we did an English presentation to Administration and Finance students of first year because we are studying one subject in English. The main change of this subject is that it is the first subject in a foreign language. We had to explain the supply chain, between raw materials to end consumer, of a product that we have invented in Business Simulation, another subject.

It was a good experience because it was in English and our mates could see that it isn't difficult to do a presentation in another language, this is very important to improve our English level and it helps to forget about being scared while presenting.

Another group is the one formed by Haitam, Leticia, Laura R., Gonzalo and Guillermo:

At first we were overwhelmed by the idea of ​​having to present in English to some colleagues we did not know, however, we put a lot of effort and after several days of preparation, we presented it to our teacher and she congratulated us for the work done as well as the other colleagues.
Today, we appreciate the opportunity offered by our teachers to share our work with other classes and thus receive feedback from other points of view.


The third group is Luisa, Miguel, Yolanda, Laura Medina and Jose Luis:

Taking logistics in English is an excellent opportunity to learn English in a different way than usual. The use of vocabulary is very beneficial for our future, because we not only use common terms and memorize them, in addition, we apply it to practical cases to know how to develop the concepts learned day after day.

The method used, CLIL, is a different and effective way to learn as it seems more simple and entertaining when it comes to studying. All this leads us to work as a team getting more involved in this subject and help each other to understand the terms correctly.

And the last group is formed by Juan, Yaiza, Alicia, Paula and Almudena:

We think that is a good idea to show our new mates the postive things about making presentationsin English, because this new experience that we are learning at Javerianas can open new oportunities for us; and the most important, we are talking in English.

It’s not necessary to have a high English level to make it, you can play around with vocabulary and you will learn a lot too. Until you do it, you can’t have an opinion! Try it first! Work! Learn! And if you need help come to us, we will help you! We won’t eat anybody (yet)!


It seems that the first year of Bilingual Administration and Finance students are onto a good start and enjoying the new challenge!

Keep with the hard work!

Thursday, 1 February 2018

How to negotiate internationally

Our bilingual International Trade 2 class worked on a project to develop global negotiation guides for 5 different countries in 5 continents.

We prepared a presentation to motivate year 1 students for the negotiation class they are taking next year and explained to them the way we coordinate the English class, the International Negotiation class and the assisstant class.


It was such a great experience, all the students did a great job with the presentation and prepared a kahoot game to select the best international negotiator.

The International Trade 1 students had the opportunity to make them questions and exchange points of view.


These are the guides we worked on:


These are some comments from the Negotiation class students:
"In the Global Negotiation Guides we have learnt a lot of information about some countries in the guide for example the negotiation protocol, strategy of each of the parties, dress code, greetings and small talk… Things that we need to know in order to set a negotiation and reach deal.
We also have learnt how to do presentations in English to other people that we don’t know, so that means that we’ve learnt how to feel confident as well."
Daniel, Mario, Miguel M, Ikeli

"As a group, we think it has been very interesting this project because it has helped us know that each country is different, that nothing as simple as it seems to be, where you will have to understand their way of live to know how they work, or treat people, anything.
To negotiate you have to know each part of communication as so how to negotiate to make it right and realise that the best way of finishing is getting a win-win. We have learned how to negotiate in a way that doesn’t makes someone harder than the other and nothing like that, equal parts."
Adrián Aguado, Jesús García, Rubén García, Pablo Bermejo.

Tuesday, 24 October 2017

10 Years BEDA in EP Javeriana: 1st bilingual vocational training school in BEDA


In the EP Javeriana we are very proud to be the first bilingual vocational training school in the BEDA Programme. 



We had the opportunity to share our experience at the round table of the 10th anniversary BEDA Congress and received our bilingual sign.

You can have more information about the event on our twitter moment by clicking on this picture.



Tuesday, 10 October 2017

Thursday, 21 September 2017

We are bilingual!!!


This is a really exciting year for our School: our International Trade Degree is bilingual now and we are also offering two new degrees: Marketing and Publicity and Transport and Logistics.



Welcome to the EP Javeriana!!!

Welcome to this new school year we are ready to smile, create, start new projects, learn and improve together. Would you like to join us?