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Modern Languages at Keele
The Language Learning Unit at Keele provides Chinese Mandarin, French, German, Japanese, Russian and Spanish language and culture modules for Keele students, staff and the general public, as well as language training for businesses. Modules are typically taught over an 11 week semester, with 2 contact hours per week, at the most accessible time as possible.
You may be a complete beginner or simply want to brush up your existing skills, or perhaps you are looking for a formal language qualification. Whatever your need, we can provide a flexible, guided route to achieving your goals.
What are the benefits?
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Maximum Career Prospects
you will increase your employment prospects
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Maximum Qualifications
you have the opportunity to gain an extra qualification alongside to your degree
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Maximum Experience
you will develop communicative as well as linguistic skills and a better understanding of other cultures.
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Maximum Choice
you have a wide variety of languages and courses to chose from
- Maximum Fun
you have the chance to learn in an atmosphere which is professional but also relaxed and enjoyable.
Latest News
Modern Languages Facebook page now created
Conversation Classes available in 2011/2
The LLU contributions to the International Festival are as follows:
From Tuesday 24th January, the LLU will be showing International films every other week from 7pm. These films are as follows:
Tuesday 24th January: 'The Curse of the Golden Flower' (China)
Tuesday 7th February: 'A Very Long Engagement' (France)
Tuesday 21st February: 'Pan's Labyrinth' (Spain)
Tuesday 6th March: 'Border Line' (Japan)
Tuesday 20th March: 'The Thief' (Russia)
Tuesday 1st May: 'The Edukators' (Germany)
(Open to all students)
Monday 23rd January: LLU Chinese New Year Event
Try your hands at typical Chinese activities, such as calligraphy and paper art, and learn your first Chinese phrases. Pop in and see us on Monday 23rd January between 1 and 3pm.
(Open to all students)
