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SEA-EU Virtual Language Platform

Updated 18 June, 2024
Posted 18 June, 2024

 

The Vice-Rectorate for Internationalisation, through its General Directorate for Language Policy, is offering, in collaboration with the CSLM, new intensive Spanish and English courses aimed at students and teaching and administrative staff of the universities that make up the SEA-EU alliance, of which the UCA forms part along with 8 other European coastal universities: Western Brittany, Kiel, Gdansk, Split, Malta, Algarve, Naples and NORD.

 

These are free training courses, specifically designed within the SEA-EU Virtual Language Platform programme, in which up to 20 people can participate per course, and whose selection will be made in order of arrival of applications, which will be distributed equally among the 9 partner universities.

 

The courses offered are as follows:

Intensive Beginner Spanish Course (Access Level, A1.1)

Specific English Conversation Course with a Lexical Focus on the University Environment (University Staff)

Specific English Conversation Course with a Lexical Focus on the University Environment (Students)

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