
AIL Español Participates in the 9th Conference on Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language in Budapest
AIL Español proudly participated in the 9th Conference on Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language (ELE) held in Budapest, an important international event that brought together teachers, researchers, and professionals from the field of Spanish as a Foreign Language to exchange knowledge, analyze educational trends, and promote methodological innovation in Spanish language teaching.
Promoting Innovation and Collaboration in ELE Education
Conferences such as this play a fundamental role in the development of the ELE sector, as they encourage:
✔️ The exchange of best teaching practices
✔️ Continuous pedagogical training
✔️ International collaboration among educational institutions
✔️ Innovation in Spanish language teaching methodologies
At AIL Español, we strongly believe that professional development and international cooperation are essential for building high-quality, student-centered language education.
María del Olmo Presents a Workshop on Pedagogical Translation in the ELE Classroom
As part of the conference program, our teacher María del Olmo delivered the workshop:
“Pedagogical Translation: Another Tool for the ELE Classroom” 📚✨
The session generated great interest among attendees and created a valuable space for reflection on innovative approaches to teaching Spanish through pedagogical translation.
Participants explored how translation can become an effective educational resource for improving linguistic awareness, intercultural understanding, and communication skills in Spanish language learning environments.


A Commitment to Academic Excellence and International Spanish Education
AIL Español’s participation in international educational initiatives such as this reinforces our commitment to:
- Academic excellence
- Educational innovation
- Teacher training and professional development
- The international promotion of Spanish as a language of learning and cultural connection
We are proud to contribute to events that strengthen the global ELE community and inspire educators to continue evolving their teaching practices.
Thank You to the Organizers
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Instituto Cervantes of Budapest and the Education Office of the Embassy of Spain in Budapest for organizing such a key event for the Spanish language teaching sector.
These initiatives continue to create meaningful opportunities for collaboration, learning, and growth within the international ELE community.







