Associazione Culturale Linguistica Educational

 Sanremo     Italy

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Associazione Culturale Linguistica Educational Charity Profile

ACLE is a cultural association acknowledged by the Italian Ministry of Education and together with Educo, a sister company, has been providing a variety of Educational programs to over 1.000.000 Italian children throughout Italy. THEATRINO is ACLE and Educo's Theatre In Education (T.I.E.) drama department and is about to start its 16th tour of Italian schools presenting interactive English Language shows supported by workshops. THEATRINO, the number one T.I.E. company in Italy, is selecting 30 young, energetic actors with Theatre in Education experience and who love working with children to form 8 groups to tour across Italy. THEATRINO will provide performances consisting of sketches adapted for particular age groups. This job will be challenging but extremely rewarding and will prove to be invaluable in your future career. ACLE (Associazione Culturale Linguistica Educational) is a non-profit organisation endorsed by the Italian Ministry of Education. ACLE promotes a student based teaching method and is the first in Italy to teach English to children through T.I.E. (Theatre in Education) and organise drama courses for teachers
ACLE has been operating successfully for over 25 years. The company was founded by Arrigo Speziali and is managed by a team of collaborators located in Sanremo, Milan, Naples, Rome and Sicily. The ACLE office is based in Sanremo, a bustling coastal town 30 minutes from France.
ACLE is renowned for excellence - with successful Theatrino tours, teacher workshops and English Camps throughout Italy.
ACLE’s Aims:
To provide an English Language full immersion experience for Italian children who are unable to spend the summer in an English-speaking country.
To create enthusiasm and motivation for new multicultural experiences.
To demonstrate that the traditional Italian teacher-centred scholastic system of “chalk and talk” fails to stimulate the emotion and energy that an entertaining atmosphere can provide.