Want To Learn English For Free? UFRGS Offers Free Courses With Enrollments Open Until November 23

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 16/11/2024 at 15:26

Quer aprender inglês de graça? UFRGS oferece cursos gratuitos com inscrições abertas até 23 de novembro (Imagem: Representação)

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Registrations for Students and Staff of Higher Education Institutions Include In-Person and Online Options; Learn How to Participate.

If you are looking to improve your English proficiency at no cost, UFRGS has a great opportunity for you!

Registrations are open for free English courses, with spots available for undergraduate and graduate students as well as staff from higher education institutions. The deadline to register is November 23, and classes begin on the 25th.

The opportunities are promoted by the Language Center for Academic Purposes (CLA) and include both in-person and online options.

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What Courses Are Offered?

UFRGS is offering a total of six courses aimed at different levels and needs. Check it out:

Conversation Group – In-Person, Vale Campus
Listening Comprehension in English – Online
Preparation for the Duolingo English Test – Online
Interactions in Academic Context – Beginner Level – Online
Interactions in Academic Context – Intermediate Level – Online

Classes will be held between November 25 and December 21, with varied schedules allowing participants to fit studies into their routines.

How Does the Selection Process Work?

To participate, it is necessary to meet the prerequisites and register within the deadline. Here’s how it works:

UFRGS Students: They must present a valid enrollment certificate and the university card number.
Staff and students from other institutions: They need to prove active ties with their respective universities.

Registrations are made online, through the form available on the official UFRGS website. After registration, candidates will receive information about classes and schedules.

Where to Register?

To secure your spot, visit the official UFRGS website and fill out the registration form. All information about the courses, such as schedules and class details, is available at the same link. If you have any questions, please contact via email: cla@ufrgs.br .

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About UFRGS

The Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul is one of the most respected educational institutions in Brazil.

Recognized for its academic excellence, UFRGS offers a wide range of courses and projects aimed at the development of students and the community at large.

The Language Center for Academic Purposes (CLA), responsible for the courses, aims to support academic and professional training, promoting linguistic and cultural inclusion.

With initiatives like this, UFRGS reinforces its commitment to accessible and quality education.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to enhance your English skills and expand your academic and professional possibilities!

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