An event was organised recently at the University of Limerick on language coaching and the importance of this practice in workplaces and communities across the country.

Language coaching plays an interesting and important role in encouraging people to use a particular language in specific contexts. Although it is not directly concerned with language proficiency, language coaching has a unique role in building people’s confidence and helping them to start speaking a new language.

This approach is internationally recognised, and language coaching now has a specific role in planning the promotion of minority languages in many places. Language coaching is specifically mentioned in the National Plan for Irish-Language Public Services 2024–2030.
Louise Varagnolo spoke at the meeting in the University of Limerick. Louise is a strategic adviser to the Government of Canada and an expert in linguistic security. She facilitated a number of sessions on the concept, its opportunities and challenges, and how the principles underlying this practice can be applied more widely.
A MicroCred (Micro-Credential) module is available from the University of Limerick to support Language Coaching for Irish and English in the workplace, and the University of Limerick is currently the only third-level institution offering a course of this kind.

More information about the conference is available here:
https://www.ul.ie/news/ul-event-spotlights-importance-of-language-coaching-to-meet-demand-for-rapid-upskilling

More information about the Language Coaching course is available here:
https://www.ul.ie/artsoc/en-aonad-na-gaeilge/language-coaching-in-the-workplace

 

(L-R) An Dr. Stiofán Seoighe, Ursula Ní Shabhaois, Louise Varagnolo, An Dr. Deirdre Ní Loinsigh, Sarah Brady, Siúbhann Nic Grianna, Dr. Catherine Martin 

 

 

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