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BBC Active | Advice and Ideas The Independent Schools’ Modern Languages Association (ISMLA) exists to provide a forum for Modern Languages teachers in independent secondary schools to meet, share ideas and inform themselves about and contribute to developments in Modern Languages teaching. You can read more about them at: www.ismla.co.uk/. Routes Into Languages was established to encourage the take-up of language courses in England. Their website offers resources, events and more besides: www.routesintolanguages.ac.uk/. Network for Languages is an independent alliance of universities that is committed to excellence in language learning and teaching. Their goal is to champion language teaching and teachers, deliver resources and create networking opportunities for language professionals. The Subject Centre for Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies (LLAS) is a publicly funded service, providing UK-wide support and services for higher education in languages, linguistics and area studies.
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