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Language centre courses, university-wide language programmes and lifelong learning programmes are buoyant.

Also lobbying against Jones were some of the independents, who have only a limited market for Welsh language programmes, and receive 85% of the grant.

S4C, a subsidised television company, broadcasts 30 hours a week of Welsh language programmes and BBC Radio Cymru puts out about 120 hours.

He said: "I will be using my hour of fame to raise the profile of the Makaton language programme and its role in assisting children with learning difficulties to communicate".

But China is also a primary engine of growth for international higher education, leading the way in student recruitment, English and Chinese language programmes, transnational education and short-term study abroad.

For one thing, "language plays an important part in the history and cultural heritage of all the devolved nations, and indigenous minority language programmes are highly valued by their speakers and those who appreciate their cultural content.

She initially worked on Chinese language programmes for the BBC and then in 1978 started the first evening class for Chinese immigrants living in Northern Ireland.

"It's our turn now," he added, citing the direct financial grants and language programmes that Greek communities around the world have benefited from over the years.

Yet a concentration on technology over pedagogy has become a critical factor in determining the success of English language programmes that combine ICT and traditional teaching, also known as blended learning.

Adopting a "branching approach," the CEFR describes finer distinctions within the three superordinate levels (A, basic; B, independent; and C, proficient) so that "the relatively small gains in language proficiency made within language programmes (achievement) can be captured and reported" (Green et al. 2012, p. 48).

Born in the Rhondda, he was professor in the history of Wales at Cardiff before moving into the media and becoming editor of BBC Radio Wales and head of English language programmes.