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Intake procedures

If you have applied for a language course requiring an intake, or if you need advice on the course level or type, you can use the following intake options for the different languages and courses we offer. We advise you to do an intake well before the start of the course. This will make it more likely a spot is available in the relevant module.

All intakes are free of charge and actual meetings take place at the Language Centre (Sint Servaasklooster 32, Maastricht). If you arrive early, please take a seat in the waiting area downstairs.

 

 

French, German and Spanish Courses

Please do the online test to determine which module is most suitable for you. After completing the test you can register for the module that the test outcome advises.

French and Spanish Writing Skill Courses

Please sent a sample text in the target language (one page, do not use the spellchecker) and your specific needs and wishes to our French or Spanish teacher. Please state in the subject field of your email: ‘text for the writing skills course’.

English: Cambridge, Effective Communication and IELTS Courses

You need to take an online test before the intake interview. Please send an email to ask for an online test token. languages-intake-EN

PhD-online Course

Please email our PhD-online teacher Neill Wylie for the relevant intake form that must be completed and returned to him upon registering for the course.

Dutch Courses

You can send an email with the request for an intake appointment. Please already propose in your email a date and time that you will be available for an intake meeting. languages-intake-NL

Italian Courses

Please send an email with your language level question and the teacher will get in touch to advise the correct course. If needed an intake meeting will be scheduled. languages-intake-IT

Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, Russian and Turkish Courses

No intake needed. Just register for the beginner’s course if you have no knowledge of the language yet or would like to start from the beginning.  You can register for a second course if you have prior knowledge and believe the higher level better suits your need. During the first lesson the teacher reserves the right to advise a lower or higher level if better suited given your current knowledge level.

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