School of Modern Greek Language

The School of Modern Greek Language was founded at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in 1970 and has been operating ever since under the supervision of the Faculty of Philosophy.

The School of Modern Greek Language offers courses in Greek language and culture to foreign students and also to students of Greek origin, who intend to study in Greek Educational Institutions, or wish, through the Greek language, to familiarize with Greece and its culture (ancient, byzantine and modern).

The minimum requirement for admission in the School is a secondary education certificate.

Furthermore, the School of Modern Greek Language offers special teacher training courses for teachers of Greek as a second/foreign language who teach foreign students and students of Greek origin.

 

Related pages about Learning Greek As A Foreign Language:

• Center for the Greek Language
• Greek Language Course in Crete University
• Greek Language Teaching Center of National & Kapodistrian University
• School of Modern Greek Language of Patras University
• School of Modern Greek Language of Thessaloniki Aristotle University
• Scholarships for Modern Greek Language and Culture Education
• Learn Greek on the Web
• Department of Intercultural & Migration Studies of Crete University
• DIAS International Academic Studies in Greece

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