Arabic-L:PEDA:CET Intensive Arabic in Tunis Fall 2012

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1) Subject:CET Intensive Arabic in Tunis Fall 2012

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Date: 01 May 2012
From:Joseph Essex JEssex at academic-travel.com
Subject:CET Intensive Arabic in Tunis Fall 2012

Through June 1, CET is accepting applications for the Fall 2012
Intensive Arabic Language & Culture Studies Program in Tunis.  CET
Tunisia students take courses in formal and colloquial Arabic language
(all levels) and Middle Eastern studies (taught in English). Local
roommates and language partners, plus a variety of academic excursions
in the region, ensure that students return with vastly improved Arabic
skills and a deeper understanding of Tunisian society. There is no
language prerequisite for this program. CET Tunisia will operate in
fall, spring and summer terms, beginning in Fall 2012.  Visit
http://cetacademicprograms.com/programs/tunisia/arabic-language-tunisia
for more information and to apply.

CET Academic Programs ~ Innovators in Study Abroad Since 1982
Joseph Essex, Middle East and North Africa Programs Manager
CET Academic Programs
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Phone:   202.349.0676 or 800.225.4262, ext. 7383
Fax: 202.342.0317
E-mail:  jessex at academic-travel.com
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