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The European Language Label is an award for quality initiatives in the field of language teaching and learning.
Every year, the European Language Label is awarded to the most innovative language learning initiatives in each European country
The European Language Label is co-ordinated by the European Commission, but managed by National Agencies appointed in each Member States.
The general criteria for awarding the European Language Label are agreed at European level, but individual countries can introduce their own requirements.
The European criteria for awarding the European Language Label are:
Further information about the European Language Label is available on the web site of the European Commission - Multilingualism Unit