27.1838, Summer Schools: Little Summer School of Croatian Language and Culture 2016/Croatia

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Subject: 27.1838, Summer Schools: Little Summer School of Croatian Language and Culture 2016/Croatia

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Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2016 11:20:39
From: Martina Podboj [croaticum.online at gmail.com]
Subject: Little Summer School of Croatian Language and Culture 2016/Croatia

 

Little Summer School of Croatian Language and Culture 2016/Croatia

Host Institution: University of Zagreb
Coordinating Institution:   
Website: http://croaticum.ffzg.unizg.hr/?page_id=1672

Dates: 27-Jun-2016 - 15-Jul-2016
Location: Zagreb, Croatia

Focus: A Croatian language course for students of Croatian or other interested individuals.
Minimum Education Level: Undergraduate


Description:
Every summer, Croaticum organizes the Little Summer School of Croatian
Language and Culture, which lasts for three weeks in June and July. It
comprises 76 lessons in classes organized on 6 levels, corresponding to the
CEFRL levels (A2+ to C1).

The study program for each level consists of 3 language exercises lessons per
day, 2 speaking (phonetic) lessons twice a week, and 4 lectures in Croatian
culture, where students are introduced to the most important elements of the
Croatian academic and everyday culture.  Additional activities are also
organized: video projections, visits to museums and theaters, sightseeing of
the historical center of the City of Zagreb, and trips outside the city, as
well as different workshops, according to the students’ wishes and interests.

Lessons are held every day, from Monday to Friday, in the morning and the
early afternoon.


Linguistic Field(s): Language Acquisition


Subject Languages: Croatian

Tuition: 450 EUR

Registration: 15-May-2016 to 27-Jun-2016

Contact Person: Sara Semenski
                Email: croaticum at ffzg.hr

Apply by Email: croaticum at ffzg.hr

Registration Instructions:
The entrance exam will take place on Monday, 27 of June 2016. Students who
apply for the course before the school starts can take the placement test and
to register in the Croaticum office, room B-103.

Students who finished any level during the Summer Semester 2015/2016 do not
have to take the entrance exam, but they also have to be present for the
registration.




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