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Current News and Events
Online Career and Language Development Seminar 2024-25
The "Online Career and Language Development Seminar 2024-25" is jointly collaborated by the Student Affairs Office (SAO) and the Centre for Language in Education (CLE), by providing the latest career information and language requirements from various industries for all students. Students ...
VIEW MORESuccessful Beijing Cultural and Language Immersion Study Tour!
From 27 May to 2 June 2024, the Centre for Language in Education (CLE) organised the Beijing Cultural and Language Immersion Study Tour sponsored by the University Grants Committee (UGC). 30 students from different programmes went to the Beijing Language and Culture University and participated in ...
VIEW MOREJoin the ASLLC TOUR!
Dear students You are cordially invited to join the ASLLC tours held by the Centre for Language in Education (CLE) to learn more about the facilities, services, and upcoming events of Arthur Samy Language Learning Centre (ASLLC). Time 12 Jan (Friday) 12:30 - ...
VIEW MORECLE’s Halloween Extravaganza: A Howling Success with 350 Participants
On the 31st of October, 2023, the Centre for Language in Education (CLE) hosted a Halloween Trick or Treat event at the Arthur Samy Language Learning Centre (ASLLC) that was met with great enthusiasm by students. The event featured a variety of games booths, treats in the form of candies, and ...
VIEW MOREOnline Briefing on Language Enhancement Programmes and University's Language Policy
Full-time undergraduate and HD(ECE) Year-1 students may join our Online Briefing on Language Enhancement Programmes and University's Language Policy on the Programme Registration Day via the following links. Please check the following powerpoint/video in accordance with the group they ...
VIEW MOREInformation on language enhancement activities for senior-year entrants
Senior year students who are admitted to the full time undergraduate programmes with a normal study period of two years or below (e.g. students who are admitted into Year 3 of 4 year programmes) are exempted from the language enhancement courses and the language exit requirements. Nonetheless, ...
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