How to Apply

Click here to download an application form

Print it out, complete it and send it back to the below address.

Post graduate (PT Course)

Postgrad Application form 2010-11

This course allows post-graduate students to build on their advanced language skills Click here for leaflet, Email to: mlc@hud.ac.uk

 

FAQ

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Timetable

Language classes provisional timetable 2011-12

 

Studying a Language Part-time

When you join one of our classes, you’re likely to find yourself in a group with people of all ages and backgrounds. This variety of profiles is one of the strengths of our students’ learning experience, as each individual can learn from the input of fellow class members. What you will all have in common is a level of language skills that are broadly comparable. Mature students, those studying part-time, in employment or who otherwise have no association with the University, can all feel comfortable and confident that their contributions and achievements will be recognised.

Potential part-time students often have particular concerns. Those who have not studied for some time wonder whether they will be able to recall enough of their language skills to cope with a new course. Others worry that their other commitments will make it difficult to find time to study.

Our classes take place during the day and evening. In terms of time spent in class, your commitment would be for two hours per week. In addition to this, we would recommend putting aside another regular slot at a convenient time, for homework and general consolidation.

As part of our service to potential students, the Co-ordinator will be happy to discuss any causes for concern with you. Our experience is that part-time students generally cope very well with their course and have been amongst our best achievers!

 

Tandem Learning

Tandem request form

Tandem Learning is a free scheme that puts you in contact with students from other countries / cultures and with other language skills. Would you like to learn more about a particular country or language and, in exchange, help another student learn something of your own? If so, complete this form (Link below) and return it to Malcolm Pollard in West Building, room WG/31, or by email to Malcolm Pollard.

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Modern Languages

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