IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Please choose your training carefully! Each individual can only participate in one free training course offered within the project.
The Slovenian language course is intended for all foreigners who do not yet speak Slovenian and are starting to learn the language from the beginning.
Participants will develop skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. This 40-hour course will provide them with basic knowledge, which they can later build upon independently or through other courses at the entry or basic level of Slovenian language learning.
The course encourages self-confidence and supports the personal and professional development of foreigners in their new Slovenian environment.
Target Group
The target group defined for the public call Kompetence 2023–2029 includes adults, in accordance with Articles 2 and 8 of the Adult Education Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 6/18 and 189/20 – ZFRO).
All courses offered within the project are free of charge for participants.
Special attention is given to adult groups who fall into at least one of the following vulnerable categories:
- individuals with lower levels of education (upper secondary education – ISCED 3 or lower),
- active individuals aged 55 or older,
- foreigners (beginner Slovenian language course),
- incarcerated individuals in correctional institutions.
Please choose your training carefully!
Each individual can only participate in one free training course offered within the project, and only if they meet at least one of the above-mentioned criteria.
Schedule:
Once a week, 4 school hours per session, for a total of 10 sessions.
Classes are held in the afternoon, usually from 17:00 to 20:00, and take place in person.
The aim of the course is to increase the inclusion of immigrants and foreigners in education and training programmes, improve their employability, and enhance their competences for personal development and participation in modern Slovenian society.
Successful communication in the language of the environment significantly contributes to easier living and functioning in everyday situations, increases social inclusion, and improves the overall quality of life.
The programme seeks to help participants acquire key competences needed for everyday work and life in today’s society.
- The Slovenian alphabet and numbers
- Understanding and speaking about everyday topics:
- common greetings
- countries, languages, and professions
- food and drinks, and how to order in a restaurant
- describing a house or apartment
- describing a person or oneself
- orientation: left, right, behind, in front
- telling the time
- describing your day
- colours
- Slovenian grammar:
- present and past tense
- cases
- conjugation of selected verbs
- possessive pronouns
Information:
Petra Sternad, CDI Univerzum, Grošljeva 4, Ljubljana,
phone: 01 583 92 85,
email: petra.sternad@cdi-univerzum.si
