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The document discusses language preparation and support for student mobility in Europe. It aims to address questions about mobility, obstacles, motivation, and language learning. Key points from presentations include the importance of linguistic diversity, increasing numbers of students from other countries, and ensuring quality mobility through language proficiency. Barriers to mobility include lack of language preparation while boosts include language learning opportunities and funding. Recommendations are proposed for European, national and institutional levels to better support language learning and increase mobility.
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