Sinhala Basic Listen Class at Department of Official language by Musthaque Ahamed
The Language Laboratory of Department of Official Languages conducts language courses to make students proficient in Sinhala, Tamil, English and other foreign languages. The overall objective is to effectively implement the teaching-learning process.
These courses are short-term training courses of which central focus is on speech component. They aim at improving fluency, practicing correct pronunciation and familiarizing the students with speech patterns and what is more, functional grammar.
The students will be awarded a certificate upon their successful completion of both written and oral tests held at the end of the course.
Language Courses
All courses are conducted by well-trained Language Instructors
The main focus is on teaching Sinhala and Tamil languages and the courses are offered only for the students learning a particular language as a second language.
For Whom?
How to Register for Courses
Students are recruited on semester basis. Students are selected for the courses after an interview held as per the paper advertisement.
http://giclk.info/live/web/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=15&Itemid=146&lang=en
Course Duration
06 Months (48 hours, i.e. 2 hours in the week days only)
Course fee
Basic Courses – Rs. 7500. 00
Advance Courses – Rs. 8000. 00
Special Speech Training Courses – Rs. 7500. 00
2017 Language Courses – Apply Before 22 June
For More Details Contact:
Department of Official Languages
“Bhasha Mandiraya”
No 341/7, Kotte Road,
Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka.
+ 94 11 2888934
+ 94 11 2888928
e-Mail-comm@languagesdept.gov.lk
website
| Language Laboratory Telephone | +94 11 2889457 |
More Details on 2016 Courses
http://giclk.info/live/web/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=125:language-laboratory-courses&catid=14:whats-new&Itemid=312&lang=en
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