Nicosia to start language lessons

THE Nicosia Municipality’s Multipurpose Centre announced the opening of an Intercultural Centre.

The centre said it will begin accepting students for the new school year 2014/2015.   The courses offered are for adult legal immigrants who live within the town’s municipal limits.

Classes are scheduled to start on October 13, offering Greek language lessons on Mondays at four different levels at a cost of 50 euros per year: the first level from 6.30-7.30 pm, the second level 7.30-8.30pm, the third level from 8.30-9.30pm, and the fourth level from 9.30-10.30pm.

On Thursdays, English language lessons will be offered at two levels, the first level from 5.30-7pm, and the second from 7-8.30pm at a cost of 60 euros per year.

Computer classes will take place during the weekends in the form of workshops at a cost of 60 euros per year.

 

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