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Languages Week Scotland 2025

Languages Week Scotland is a celebration of language learning and multilingualism in Scotland. Now in its seventh year, Languages Week Scotland 2025 will take place from 3 - 7 February and will be a week of activity across the country.

The theme for 2025 is “Our multilingual futures”. 

Follow the hashtag #ScotlandLovesLanguages on social media.

SCILT has been tasked by the Scottish Government to deliver Languages Week Scotland. To find out more, please email scilt@strath.ac.uk.

16 January 2025 (SCILT/eSgoil/DYW)

To celebrate Languages Week 2025 eSgoil/DYW Live have several exciting sessions taking place led by colleagues at Scotland’s National Centre for Languages (SCILT). These include events for both teachers and learners.

  • Tuesday 4 February @ 4.00 – 5.00: Building Their Multilingual Futures (professional learning workshop for teachers)
  • Wednesday 5 February @ 11.00 – 12.00: MY Multilingual Future (interactive webinar for S1-S3)
  • Thursday 6 February @ 2.00 – 3.00: Languages and Our Careers (panel discussion for S1-S6)
  • All week - Senior Phase recorded presentation: Asynchronous resource

Full details and the registration link can be found on the eSgoil website.

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9 January 2025 (SCILT)

Join us for Languages Week Scotland 2025! The week runs from 3 - 7 February and the theme is Our Multilingual Futures. It will be a chance to celebrate language learning and multilingualism in Scotland and its crucial role in our increasingly socially and ethically complex world.  

Each day throughout the Week, Languages Week Scotland will share a challenge on X and invite learners, classes, schools and families to join in. To help teachers to prepare to engage with these challenges, we have published them in advance on our website. 

Keep up to date with the challenges and everything else for Languages Week Scotland 2025 by following us on X or the hashtag #ScotlandLovesLanguages on all platforms.

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