Learn4Good Larnaca announces a new Advanced Course C3 - Sept. 2012!
| Advanced (C3-PM) / SEP. 2012 |
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| Monday: 16:00 - 18:00 PM |
| Friday: 16:00 - 18:00 PM |
| Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday-Weekend:No |
| Start Date: 14th September 2012 |
| End Date: 19th November 2012 |
| Number of Lessons: 20 |
| Teaching Hours Covered: 40 |
| Duration: Eleven weeks |
√ Participants will be provided with teaching material and a folder.
√ There will always be tea & coffee available for free.
√ Our classrooms are fully airconditioned!
√ Class size: Maximum number of participants: 3 (On a first come, first served basis).
√ Registration fees: 80 euros are to be paid by cash, cheque or PayPal (Online) after sending in your registration form. Registration fees will be refunded, given that the cancellation happens minimum ten days before the settled starting day of the Course.
√ Tuition fees: 220 euros are to be paid on arrival at Learn4Good Larnaca.
Participants will receive a receipt for registration and tuition fees. Tuition fees cannot be refunded. At the end of the course, students will be given a certificate of attendance.
√ This REGISTRATION FORM should be sent by the 10th September 2012 to: greekinlarnaca@hotmail.com
√ Course content : Topics :
- Greek & Cyprus Tradition
- Employment & unemployment / Writing Greek CV / Applying for a job
- Travelling & Cultures
- Governmental system (offices-applications-procedures)
- Modern life & modern social problems
- Famous Greek & Cypriot people
- Football & Sports in Greece & Cyprus
-Modern Greek literature (Kavafis, Kiki Dimoula etc.) & Cyprus literature (Vasilis Michaelides, Kostas Montis etc.)
- Project & final presentation 90'
√ Course content : Grammar and use of Language :
- Present Perfect Tense
- Past Perfect Tense
- Future Perfect Tense
- Prepositions such as : ipo/kata/para/iper/epi etc.
- Superlative adjectives with prefixes the prepositions: pan-/olo-/kata-.
- Ancient Greek & Latin words & expressions used in TV & Press
- Compound words with prefixes: ev-/dys-/ex- etc.
- Specific terminology provided according to the interests of the participants
- Grammatical & Phonetic differences between Common Greek & Cyprus dialect
The above course is designed according to the COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK.
For your best placement in a course, please contact us in order to identify your Greek Language Level. Also, a personal evaluation of your level at Greek language can be done according to the description of the levels we provide in our website.
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