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National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Modern Greek Language Teaching Center

In brief: The teaching of Modern Greek as a foreign language at the University of Athens was instituted in the 1950s and continues today, along with the teaching of foreign languages, within the framework of courses and events offered by the Teaching Center. In 1991, the Interdepartmental Program of Modern Greek as a Foreign Language was founded under the scholarly supervision of the Section of Linguistics in the Department of Philology. In 1994, an Interdepartmental Graduate Program was instituted in the teaching of Modern Greek as a Foreign Language. The ever-increasing demand for learning Modern Greek over the past decade led to the founding of an independent Teaching Center under the Interdepartmental Program in 1994.

Target group: The students of the Modern Greek classes in the Teaching Center comprise a group with diverse origins, ages, educational levels, and goals. In order to meet these needs, the School offers the following programs of study, which differ as to their duration, level of proficiency, contact hours and teaching intensity:

Programs of study

A. ANNUAL PROGRAM

• Program duration: end of September to late May
• Teaching hours: 15 per week

Courses are offered at six proficiency levels (beginning A1, A2 - intermediate B1, B2 - advanced C1, C2).

B. INTENSIVE PROGRAM

• Program length: beginning of December to late May
• Teaching hours: 15 per week

Courses are offered at six proficiency levels (beginning A1, A2 - intermediate B1, B2 - advanced C1, C2).

C. SUMMER PROGRAM

• Program length: beginning of June to late July
• Teaching hours: 20 per week.

Courses are offered at six proficiency levels (beginning A1, A2 - intermediate B1, B2 - advanced C1, C2).

For further information, see: http://www.nglt.uoa.gr/