Formulário Pré-Inscrição Erasmus +

[1] – Encarregado de Educação:

[2] – Perfil do Aluno:

Quais as línguas estrangeiras faladas: InglêsFrancêsAlemãoEspanhol

Nível de conhecimento de Língua Inglesa:

Competências ao nível das Tecnologias da Informação e Comunicação:

AvançadoIntermédioInicial

Disponibilidade para realizar trabalho em equipa:

Muito boaBoaSatisfatóriaFraca

[3] Experiência em projetos Internacionais: Se nunca participaste num projeto internacional não responder a ponto na sua integra.

O projeto que participaste foi no Agrupamento de Escolas Augusto Cabrita: SimNão

[4] Carta de Motivação:

To attend a mobility included in the Erasmus+ projects, you must write a motivation letter. You have to explain why you are interested in this specific activity, your motives, why you want to study or attend the programme, and why you should be chosen over the other applicants.

Next its summarize some tips for writing this letter: 1. Be brief and concise. Remember that the person reading your letter will have to read yours as well as others. If they have to read more than they need to it will drive them mad. This isn’t good. You need to make sure it is written well. 2. Be polite, but not overly so. Use formal terms, but don’t write it as if you were writing “Os Maias”. Try and make it enjoyable to read. 3. Make sure it’s well structured. It’s important to separate each paragraph with a space, and don’t write huge paragraphs that are difficult to read. Also, if you’re brave enough, you can write in a more original way, something along the lines of ’10 reasons why I think the Erasmus exchange would be a great opportunity’ and present it as more of a list. Lists, used a lot in blogs, are much easier to read than one long text. 4. Try not to make it too emotional. You are not writing to your mum or a friend. Don’t try and make it too personal. 5. The main thing is that you make it clear Erasmus is going to help you in the future. Similar to the previous point, clearly you should speak about how you are going to experience a new culture and how this will be an enriching process etc., but save this for the end. You can talk about, and should emphasis, how the Erasmus exchange will open doors in the future and give you a unique learning experience. 6.Write a concluding statement. Write something short that summarizes everything you have said. This will help make your message clear and make sure it sticks in the reader’s head.

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