The 'Watch and see' program at Royal Łazienki Museum invites adults to join museum-themed English language workshops. Enhance your conversational English skills through engaging discussions on art, conservation, and cultural topics. These sessions are led by an experienced instructor, utilizing specific artworks to foster language learning.
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A series of museum-themed language workshops for adults, 'Watch and see' offers participants the opportunity to practice English conversation skills related to art, conservation, theatre, and museums. Led by an experienced English language instructor, these sessions utilize specific artworks and discussions to enhance language learning.
The 'Watch and see' program offers a unique opportunity for adults to immerse themselves in English language learning within the context of the Royal Łazienki Museum. The workshops, held on specific dates in November and December 2022, aim to enhance participants' conversational English skills. The curriculum includes discussions about specific artworks, such as 'Satyr Playing a Flute,' and topics related to art conservation, theatre, and the museum experience itself. Participants will engage with authentic audio materials like interviews about art and theatre, all delivered in English. The program is designed to be accessible, with free entry as part of the 'Accessible Culture' program by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, and is limited to 15 participants per session to ensure a focused learning environment. The workshops are led by Sylwia Kalwoda, a seasoned English language instructor and sworn translator with extensive experience in teaching General English, Business English, and Legal English.
Participation is free of charge as part of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage's 'Accessible Culture' program. A limit of 15 participants applies, and reservations are required via email to [email protected]. Further information can be obtained by contacting [email protected] or by phone at (+48) 504 072 333.
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