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Spanish syntax

This free 10-hour course on Spanish Syntax is designed for learners of all levels who wish to deepen their understanding of sentence structure in Spanish. Open to students of all ages, it is particularly suited for those who are learning Spanish but have still some doubts about the use of verbal moods or who simply want to learn how to use subordinate clauses more effectively. The programme offers a focused and practical learning experience, emphasizing key syntactic structures through clear explanations, examples, and guided practice. Participants will explore topics such as the indicative and subjunctive moods, sequence of tenses, relative and adverbial clauses, and strategies for improving sentence cohesion and complexity. The course features interactive lessons and individual exercises to reinforce learning outcomes, and is ideal for anyone looking to strengthen their grammar foundations and build confidence in both written and spoken Spanish. All sessions are conducted online and are completely free. If interested, please email federica.fragapane@units.it by and not later than 3rd October 2025 Read
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French Language Summer School

This intensive French language and culture course offers 2 to 4 weeks of dynamic, hands-on instruction in a welcoming, student-friendly city, Saint-Etienne, 45 minutes from Lyon. With 20 hours of communicative French classes per week, themed cultural projects, and exciting excursions across the region, you'll improve your language skills while exploring French heritage, gastronomy, arts, and nature. Open to all levels (beginners, intermediate and advanced), this unique program combines language learning with a rich cultural experience in the heart of France!Read
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Lithuanian Language and Culture Summer and Winter Courses

Each summer (July–August) and winter (January), Vytautas Magnus University offers an intensive one-month Lithuanian Language and Culture Course. This course is open to participants of all ages who wish to learn Lithuanian or enhance their skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The programme provides a well-rounded learning experience that combines language instruction with cultural immersion. Participants benefit from Lithuanian language classes, lectures, workshops, discussions, film evenings, sightseeing tours, and excursions — all designed to deepen their understanding of Lithuanian lifestyle and culture. The course is led by experienced and highly qualified teachers and professors. The Course includes a total of 213 academic hours (equivalent to 8 ECTS credits). The programme consists of classroom instruction, afternoon lectures, conversation practice, independent student work, and a variety of cultural activities, including guided tours and excursions to other Lithuanian cities. Participants may be eligible for a tuition waiver (for online courses) or a scholarship (for in-person courses). Read
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Summer school of Slovene language "Hello, this is the Slovene Mediterranean!"

The Summer Course is intended for all who wish to learn Slovene, from absolute beginners to those who want to improve their language knowledge. It is preferred that the participants are at least 18 years of age. Nine-days language course is held on different levels: elementary, intermediate and advanced. The course comprises 40 periods. The duration of each period is 45 minutes, and there are 5 periods a day (from 9 a.m. to 13.30 p.m.). Upon completion students will be awarded 3 ECTS. All participants of the summer school must pay a fee of €60, which is not covered by the scholarship. The deadline for paying the registration fee is 15th of June 2025. Contact e-mail: halo.tecaji@fhs.upr.si Read
    Immagine in fondo

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    the European Union

    This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101035805

    Immagine in fondo

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