Darwin Languages Centre

Emilie has conducted Spanish intensive language training for the Department of Immigration and Citizenship. She is extremely dedicated to her work. She was able to assist the officers with all aspects of the language including grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, conversation and reading. The officers were extremely pleased with her language trainin... g and were very well prepared { . . . }, thanks to Emilie's tuition. They have the highest praise for Emilie. Emilie is an outstanding and exceptional Spanish teacher in every way {and} provided Spanish language training of the highest standard to my clients. I wholeheartedly recommend her for any teaching position." " Emilie was employed by Darwin Languages Centre (DLC) as a permanent part time employee until December 2013. During this period she taught many French and Spanish language classes at the school, catering both school age students and adults. ( ) Emilie was responsible for developing her own program overviews and lesson plans, developing relevant teaching materials for each of her specific teaching contexts. Her material was always interesting and engaging for students and provided opportunities for extended learning. Emilie played an integral role at DLC and was an active member of the school community, participating in cultural events and promotional activities. She had an excellent rapport with her students, the parents, other teachers in the school and the adults that she taught. "From 2629 May 2013, the Australian Government, in partnership with traditional owners of Darwin, the Larrakia people, hosted the inaugural World Indigenous Network Conference. The Conference saw approximately 1200 delegates from more than 50 countries participate in over 70 presentations, workshops and plenary addresses across three action filled days. The event, a world first, provided a unique and exciting opportunity for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities land and sea managers from around the world to come together, connect and share ideas to better manage the ...Read More