Hurry, Applications Open Until Today! UFPR Offers 100% Free Online Language Courses!

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Registrations for Free Courses Are Open Until March 14 and Are Targeted at Students and Professionals from Public Universities

The Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) is open for registrations for ten free language courses, aimed at students, teachers and staff from the institution and other public universities in Paraná. The classes are fully online and are part of the Language Center (Nucli), an initiative linked to the Andifes Language Network Without Borders (IsF). The objective is to equip participants for the academic and international environment, enhancing their skills in German, English, and Spanish, according to the Catraca Livre website.

Language Courses Available at UFPR

German:
✅ German for Academic Purposes
✅ Learn German with Music

Spanish:
✅ Understanding Academic Texts
✅ Writing Scientific Summaries
✅ Creating Scientific Posters

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How to Register for the Language Course Offer at UFPR?

The registrations for language courses are free, but candidates must prove a connection with UFPR or another public higher education institution. Only one registration per candidate will be accepted, and the correct filling out of the data is essential for participation.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!

The approved candidates will receive the registration confirmation and initial instructions via email. UFPR is not responsible for technical failures that prevent the completion of the registration, so it is important for candidates to monitor the status of their registration.

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Hurry, Applications Open Until Today! UFPR Offers 100% Free Online Language Courses!

Registrations for Free Courses Are Open Until March 14 and Are Targeted at Students and Professionals from Public Universities

Language Courses Available at UFPR

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