Category: Educación

Applications for certain levels of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test, widely used as a requirement for foreign nationals’ employment or study in Japan, have closed ahead of schedule, the organizer disclosed Monday, highlighting a surge in demand that has outpaced available test capacity. The Japan Educational Exchanges and Services, which administers…

When deciding to Study Abroad I was embarking on a whole new experience like I never have before. In the past I have traveled without my parents but the longest I have ever been away from my family was for 2 weeks for a Mexico trip to Guadalajara and Mexico City. Other than that, in

Claudia Lopez ’26 quickly found her footing as a Teacher Intern at The Country School in Connecticut. From leading her first Japanese lesson to building strong connections with students, her Winter Term experience helped her gain confidence and rethink what her future could look like.

A partnership with Duke and Vanderbilt universities will expand next year to add courses in Quechua language and culture.

Bethlehem High School students in the Advanced Spanish Honors class recently took a break from their regular classrooms to take part in a fully immersive language and cultural experience at UAlbany. Hosted by the university’s Department of Languages, Literatures & Cultures in partnership with the UAlbany in the High School program, Immersion Day brings students … Continue reading “BC students visit UAlbany for day of immersive Spanish language & culture”

CPS students earned the seal, which recognizes those who can read, write and speak in English and another language, in 41 different languages last year, including Swahili, Afrikaans and Hungarian.

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It seems as though course registration is yet again upon us. Cheers to those of you that are graduating or are studying off-campus next year. But for those of you that are selecting courses at Grinnell, I wanted to share a thought that struck me once and refused to let me go — you should…

“Miami has fantastic foreign language programs that few students take advantage of. Most would benefit from declaring a language minor — especially students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) who already have to take these courses.”