As part of a collaborative initiative with Kedaro, Dr Analí Fernández Corbacho and Dr Carmen Toscano Fuentes, members of the AMALLE project, recently hosted a delegation comprising Mary Cantwell, Marie Tuttle, and Jack O’Sullivan, professionals from the Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board in Ireland.
During their visit to Huelva, they participated in a Job Shadowing placement aimed at exchanging best educational practices. In addition to touring the University of Huelva, facilities in person, the international experts engaged in a discussion forum that compared teaching methodologies and analysed innovative approaches to language teaching in both higher and adult education.
In this way, the AMALLE project highlights the importance of creating and maintaining international networks with specialists in adult literacy.