Does Europe’s language sector practise the multilingualism it promotes? Or is multilingualism merely a buzzword?
De Taalsector has conducted a survey to capture the voice of Europe's language professionals, and the findings are now ready to be shared.
Join the online survey presentation on Friday 27 March 2026.
Content and objective
The aim of the survey was to understand better how language professionals perceive multilingualism and language diversity in Europe, more particularly in Europe’s language sector, and how these attitudes translate into communication practices inside the language sector as well as in external relations.
During the survey results presentation, we will highlight the main findings of the survey and focus on some of the more unexpected ones. We invite you to join us as we reflect on the survey’s implications for the European language sector.
By participating, you will once again have your say and contribute to what we hope will be a meaningful exchange of ideas among language professionals on a topic that is more relevant than ever.
Who is this online session for?
Language professionals, researchers, stakeholders of the European language sector, and anyone interested in multilingualism and language diversity in the sector are warmly invited to join.
Language policy
English will be the working language for the session. This decision was made after careful consideration.
Practical information
Date: Friday 27 March 2026
From 12.00 to 1.00 p.m. on Teams
The session is free of charge, both for members and non-members of De Taalsector.
Sign up
You can register via this form (Microsoft Forms).
You will immediately receive a confirmation email, followed by another email with all the necessary practical information, including meeting link.
Contact
Do you have any questions?
Please contact Sofia Battistoni by telephone on +32 9 269 04 66, or by email at:
Thank you
Thank you for your interest and commitment!