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Association Life

Being a Member: Our Community

BEING A MEMBER

Not just a course, a project.

Joining LingoLab APS does not just mean attending a course, but becoming part of a project. Being a member means sharing a passion for languages and respecting a space that belongs to all of us.

LingoLab members at an event in the square in Azzano Decimo

What does it mean to be part of LingoLab?

Being a member means taking an active part in the life of the association. It is an invitation to share ideas, join our audiovisual days and help create an environment where mistakes (language ones!) are seen as a step towards learning. Mutual respect and curiosity about other cultures are our cornerstones.

Mutual respect
Curiosity about other cultures

Taking good care of our shared spaces.

Our premises in via Roma are our “home of languages”. To keep them welcoming at all times:

Respect for materials

We take care of the furniture, multimedia equipment and teaching materials. They were bought with the contributions of all members, for the good of the school.

Tidiness and Cleanliness

We leave the classroom and shared areas (such as the coffee or relaxation area) as we would like to find them.

Punctuality

Arriving a few minutes before the lesson means we can start calmly without interrupting the flow of the group.

📚 LIBRARY OF BOOKS IN ENGLISH

Our Library: book lending

Borrowing books in the original language is one of the benefits our members love most. To keep the service running smoothly:

1
Treat the books with love
Please do not underline or fold the pages of borrowed books; other members will read them after you.
2
Return dates
Let’s try to respect the agreed return dates, so that the books can circulate among all students.
3
Word of mouth
If you particularly enjoyed a book, recommend it to other members on our noticeboard!

Technology and Respect

During lessons and activities, we try to limit the use of mobile phones to teaching purposes only. We devote that time to listening, conversation and real interaction with classmates and the teacher.