Junior European Language Portfolio (with Teacher's Guide)

The junior version of the European Language Portfolio is a Council of Europe initiative, launched in the 2001 European Year of Languages. The ELP provides pupils with a record of their achievements and progress in languages.Junior European Languages Portfolio

The Junior ELP is:

    a way to celebrate language learning and intercultural experiences
    an open-ended record of children’s achievements in languages
    addressed to and is the property of the learner
    a valuable source of information to aid transfer and transition

The Portfolio has three parts and is accompanied by a teacher's guide:

1. My language biography
A personalised learning diary making children aware of their achievements as they learn.

2. My dossier
Where learners can file work and materials to illustrate the achievements recorded in the Language biography or Language passport.

3. My language passport
An overview of the learner’s knowledge and experiences of different languages, including cultural experiences.

Teacher's guide
Practical help on using the ELP in the primary classroom. The revised 2006 edition reflects the content of the Key Stage 2 Framework and includes self-assessment grids to mirror the Languages Ladder.

Inside the archive you will find:

1  - Junior European Language Portfolio (pdf)

2 - Teacher's guide (pdf)

3 - My Language Passport (doc) - Allow pupils to fill in the My Language Passport electronically