Daytime Classes
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Open and free of charge to all current UEA students (including PGT and PGR students), the Daytime Language Programme offers you the unique opportunity to take a language module as part of or in addition to your degree modules.
“This is a great opportunity for all students at UEA. I’ve spoken to so many students over the years who told me they regretted not having carried on with their language learning at school – this is your chance! It’s free, it’s fun, and it enriches your CV.” - Claire Cuminatto, University Language Programme Director.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Daytime language modules can be taken for credit or non-credit. Your experience will focus on carefully paced, interactive learning.
Daytime language modules are available in semester one and semester two at a variety of levels. You can enrol in one non-credit language module per semester.
From Autumn 2024-25, non-credit modules are FREE to ALL UEA Students, subject to availability.
Please expand the sections below for more information.
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To enrol in a credit-bearing language module:
Check your optional modules in your Course Profile in e:Vision
Choose a module that is suitable for your linguistic competence e.g. you cannot enrol in a Beginners module if you have already been studying the language for many years. If you enrol in a module that is too easy (or too hard) for you, you will be required to leave it within the first few weeks of term.
Once you have selected a module that is suitable for you, enrol in your preferred module via e:Vision.
If you don’t see the language module you would like to take in your Course Profile, please talk to your SAS-ACR team or your Course Director for advice.
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The timetable of your selected non-credit module must be compatible with the timetable of your core degree modules. Non-credit students do not need to take the final summative assessments, however, your attendance and engagement in the module is essential. If you achieve a minimum attendance of 70%, the module will be recorded on your transcript as a non-credit module! This is a great way to evidence your learning in the future.
How to Apply as a non-credit student:
Choose your preferred module from the list below, ensuring that it is suitable for your language ability.
If you are unsure which level is suitable for your language ability, check the module descriptors (below) or contact the Module Organiser.
Check the module’s timetable on Timetabler and ensure it does not clash with your degree programme timetable. Advice on finding modules on Timetabler can be found here. Further guidance can be found on the portal.
Complete the application form linked here. Please note, places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
You will need to provide a short statement (max 100 words) that outlines your motivation for applying for this module.
If you have been enrolled on a module and you wish to withdraw, please complete this module withdrawal request form.
You may see the term ‘CEFR’ in some of the module descriptions. Please refer to this website for more details. The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is used internationally to describe different levels of European language proficiency.
Non-Credit Module Options
You may see the term ‘CEFR’ in some of the module descriptions. Please refer to this website for more details. The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is used internationally to describe different levels of European language proficiency.
Still not sure? Contact the Module Organiser for advice.