The CREAMA helps improve English to thirty unemployed

This week have resulted in Dénia English workshops taught by volunteers who help unemployed people improve their skill with the language to increase their chances of finding employment.

Over the past three months they have conducted four training courses: a course of basic-plus level, another intermediate level and their conversation workshops. In total 31 people have participated, some of whom were unable to complete the course for finding a job.

Those interested in participating in these courses must complete the application in the offices of CREAMA. Before starting, an interview will be conducted to check the level of English and its situation and adapt to their needs.

For the proper functioning of the course, the collaboration of volunteers is necessary. On this occasion it was Annie Hewitt, Julie Roy, Mª Jesús Bermejo and John Emptage, whom the councilor of CREAMA, Eva Ronda, and the consortium staff thanked the collaboration during the closing of the courses.