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Accredited ELP models 2000-2010 In order to assure the conformity of European Language Portfolio models to the common European Principles and Guidelines, the Steering Committee for Education of the Council of Europe set up a sub-committee called the European Language Portfolio Validation Committee. From 2000 until 2010 the Committee validated ELP models submitted by wide variety of bodies ranging from ministries of education, regional education authorities, international non-governmental educational associations, European projects to chains of private schools. If the model duly conformed to the Principles and Guidelines, it was accredited. The model was then entitled to use the title “European Language Portfolio” and to carry the logo of the Council of Europe. Accredited models also bear an accreditation number made of a number followed by the year it was accredited. Thus the first model accredited received the number 1.2000. Between 2001 and 2010, 118 ELP models were validated and accredited by the Council of Europe. Validated models conform to the Principles and Guidelines . Accredited models are designed for use by a range of different learner groups in different contexts:
They were developed by different sorts of organisations:
Models were developed in a variety of different formats, including combinations of the following:
Models were published and distributed in different ways:
List of accredited models by date
The validation and accreditation procedure was replaced in 2011 by a new procedure for registration based on self-declaration. |
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