Teach a modern foreign language in your primary classroom, even if you are not fluent.

19 lessons, 35 to 46 minutes each. Take them in order, whenever suits you.
Participants explore the Primary Curriculum Framework for MFL (Stages 3 and 4), establish a baseline of teaching confidence, and adopt the Language Facilitator mindset, a pedagogical approach that lets teachers deliver MFL confidently without being fluent speakers. They orient themselves to the online learning platform and native-speaker audio as their co-teacher.
Participants learn to navigate, evaluate, and curate high-quality digital resources, build a personal native-speaker audio bank, and apply UDL principles so that audio-visual materials support the learning intention and reach all learners.
Participants master active, low-anxiety methodologies. They design TPR sequences, adapt classic games for vocabulary learning, ensure games are inclusive of all readers and learners with SEN, and design Stage 3 multilingual awareness activities that draw on classroom home languages.
Participants explore CLIL strategies to maximise language contact time across subjects, design a CLIL lesson moment using the 4Cs, and develop intercultural awareness, helping children appreciate cultures sensitively while positioning EAL students as language experts.
Participants build a Can-Do assessment strategy aligned with the European Language Portfolio, solve the timetabling challenge of a crowded curriculum, synthesise their learning into a First 6 Weeks plan, re-measure their self-efficacy against the baseline, and draft an SSE target to embed MFL across the school.
19 short lessons, at your own pace, with a certificate at the end.
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