An increasing number of teaching environments are becoming multicultural, requiring new sets of skills on the part of teachers. Furthermore, both the professional world and the associative field are looking for a new profile of employees with teaching skills, capable of opening up to the challenges of multi-cultural and discrimination-free environments. The Joint Master program the TELME project aims to sept up will recruit high quality students in Teaching foreign languages in a multicultural environment, organized in two academic years among four universities for the time being: the University of Rennes 2 (France), The University of Limerick (Ireland), Åbo Akademi (Finland), Univerzita Mateja Bela (Slovakia). The Universities of Alcara and Computense (Spain) are also interested in joining the future JMD consortium. TELME will also allow the consortium to look for constant collaboration with institutions and the business world, which will guarantee a focused training process: European and non European networks, Educational institutions, Regional Associations; Companies; Libraries, Cultural Institutes – both regional and national institutions should collaborate with the universities to offer theoretical training, conferences and internships.TELME will set up a) a joint program with learning validation (120 ECTS); b) mandatory trans-national mobility, with validation of all activities and a multiple diploma, offered by the consortium universities; c) top quality education in language teaching, linguistics, ICT, multi-cultural environments; d) the knowledge of at least two European languages (among French, English, German and perhaps Spanish)..