Practise firm and its role in economical knowledge and language skills development

Fiktivní firma a její role při rozvoji ekonomických znalostí a jazykových dovedností

Miroslava Žirovnická

Acta Oeconomica Pragensia, 2006, vol. 2006, issue 4, 18-25

Abstract: Idea of founding of practise firm comes from Austria. Practise firm forms a model of a real economy which makes part of economical disciplines learning. Practise firm usually works at secondary school for more years and helps students to prepare for their future jobs in a practical way. There is developed international cooperation in the field of practise firms - EUROPEN organization. For functioning practise firm is necessary quality language preparatiton. Creation of learning materials for practise firms was a part of GRACES project, organized by Department of teaching of economical disciplines and Department of English language, University of Economics, Prague.

Keywords: practise firm; language education; international cooperation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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