Arabic-L:PEDA:Modern Language Center in Tunis programs

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1) Subject:Modern Language Center in Tunis programs

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Date: 23 Jan 2009
From:contact at stc-tunisia.com
Subject:Modern Language Center in Tunis programs

Dear Sir,
       “Ahlan” from Tunisia. My name is Chokri Hamouda and I'm the
director and owner of The Modern Language Center, a private school  
located
in Tunis. I am contacting you to inform you of our school's Arabic  
language
study exchange programs commencing in the spring 2008-2009 term.
Our exchange program is intensive, with a four hour daily classroom
component. We are recruiting two types of students for the coming  
semester:
1.Students who are newcomers to Arabic and are looking to study the
language from its fundamentals.
2.Students who have completed 16 or more credit hours of University  
level
Arabic study with above a 3.0 average.

        I encourage you and your students to log on to our website,
www.stc-tunisia.com for more details on our program’s academic  
components
and for a brief overview of life and culture in Tunisia (that we provide
ample opportunities to delve into!). I can hardly begin to express the
advantages of studying Arabic in one of the most liberal and dynamic
countries in the modern Arab world.
Our application deadline for spring semester study is December 20th  
and our
deadline for summer study is March 20th. A complete application includes
our school's application form, a non official transcript, and two  
letters
of recommendation.
Please feel welcome to contact me by phone or email with any questions  
you
may have. I'm happy to put you in contact with our teachers (all  
Tunisian
Fulbright scholars) should you have questions regarding curriculum
specifics.
Sincerely,
Chokri Hamouda

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