Cleveland State University Slovenian Language Classes

There are still a few seats left in the Slovenian Language classes at Cleveland State University which are taught by Luka Zibelnik from the Faculty of Arts of University of Ljubljana.

Luka Zibelnik is a trained and experienced instructor in teaching Slovenian to American students whose first language is English. His courses emphasize language teaching, but also incorporate material on Slovene history, culture, literature and even daily life in modern Slovenia

The classes begin on January 20th, 2010 and end on May the 5th. The Beginning Slovenian (MLA 196) class meets at 4:00 to 5:50 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. Intermediate Slovenian (MLA 296) also meets on Mondays and Wednesdays but at 6:00 to 7:50 pm. Students paying full tuition can obtain college credit for both classes.

Beginning a language course in the middle of the year means that the beginning student has some knowledge of the Slovenian language and for the Intermediate class, an ample amount of very basic Slovenian grammar is needed. As an extra incentive for those with empty nests, students over the age of 60 may take these Slovenian Language classes at no cost except for the textbooks.

For more information contact luka_zibelnik@yahoo.com