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Educational Level Issues: Particularly suitable for vocational and professional education levels Learner Selection: Such schools often have special learner selection processes Socio-cultural Issues: Can be particularly relevant to border regions Learner Issues: Used alongside activating interest in trans-national or cross-linguistic working life. Past CLIL/Language Activities: Often linked to track record of previous CLIL/language studies CLIL-linked Activities: Particularly suitable for trans-national ICT projects, student mobility (virtual and/or physical), and exchange (teachers or students) For example, in a programme for older learners comprising specialist academic subject matter which may be the basis for further specialisation in higher education |
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