Course Overview
Are you planning a trip to the stunning Greek islands, or perhaps to the historic city of Athens? Imagine exploring the charming streets, savoring delicious Greek cuisine, and immersing yourself in the rich culture of this beautiful country. This course is your passport to a memorable and authentic Greek experience. We've tailored this holiday-themed Greek course to help you communicate, connect with locals, and make the most of your trip.
This beginner's course in Greek is designed for individuals with little or no prior knowledge of the language.
Course Requirements
This course is open to anyone with a love for Greece and a desire to make their holiday unforgettable. You don't need any prior knowledge of Greek-just bring your enthusiasm and curiosity.
What you will Learn
You will learn basic Greek words and phrases to get you started with this colourful language. You will develop language skills that will enable you to talk confidently about yourself and to make a range of appropriate greetings. You will learn how to order simple food and drinks and converse with hotel and restaurant staff.
Assessment
There will be no formal assessment
Progression
Conversational Greek/Improvers Greek programmes.
Career Options
While a beginner's course in Greek is a valuable start, you may want to continue your language education and aim for more advanced proficiency to qualify for specialised roles such as language teaching, translation, interpretation, or cultural exchange programs. Pursuing higher levels of language proficiency through intermediate and advanced courses can significantly expand your career prospects.
Mandatory Units
There are no mandatory units
Contact Details
For further information please contact T: 0161 886 7070 or E: info@trafford.ac.uk
Disclaimer
Although every care has been taken to ensure that the information contained within this document is accurate, there may be changes to this programme and provision. We will endeavour to keep prospective and current students updated where appropriate and when the information becomes available.