Language trends 2005: Community language learning in England, Wales and Scotland: Survey statistics

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Title:

Language trends 2005: Community language learning in England, Wales and Scotland: Survey statistics

Type:

Statistics

Date Created:

2008

Description:

These statistics give details of the languages spoken in Local Authorities in England, Wales and Scotland. The associated report details the trends in community language study in England, Wales and Scotland at GCSE and A Level. It gives information on the benefits of bilingualism and the problems faced by community languages teachers. The report also outlines the changes in the linguistic map of Britain over several decades

Resource ownership

Creator:
- CILT
  The National Centre for Languages, 20 Bedfordbury, London WC2N 4LB
Publisher(s):
- CILT
  The National Centre for Languages, 20 Bedfordbury, London WC2N 4LB
Rights:
- CILT, the National Centre for Languages

Coverage

Geographic:
- England; Scotland; Wales
Format:
- Text & Graphical/PDF medium: Internet
Time period:
- 2001/2005
Subject(s):
- Curriculum and qualifications (pre-16); Language policy; Minority groups; Population and migration; Refugees and asylum seekers; Skills and competences
Regional strategies:
- Regional Cultural Strategy; Regional Economic Strategy; Regional Language Strategy; Regional Skills Partnership
Keywords:
- Community languages; foreign languages; bilingual; Arabic; Bengali; Chinese; Turkish; Urdu; GCSE; A level; statistics; local authorities

Other details

Relation:
- Is part of: Language Trends 2005: Community language learning in England, Wales and Scotland. Key findings from a survey of local authorities, mainstream and complementary schools
Date available:
- 2008
Language:
- English
Cost:
- Free
Access restrictions:
- None

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