Language policy. All courses at SLU, ULS, MATE, BOKU and UMIL are taught in English, courses at UPV are taught in Spanish. ULS offer Spanish courses to prepare students who go to the UPV for a B1/B2 level for their stay. SLU and MATE can inform the students about external institutions where to take Spanish courses. All partners offer local language and culture courses to promote their academic success and facilitate their social and cultural integration. For students enrolled at ULS, to obtain the emPLANT+ corresponding Master’s degree, all students must obtain a B1 level in French. Courses of French language are offered at ULS during the whole year as well as an official test at the end of the year. But ULS encourages the students to start learning basic French before coming (especially if you come only for the 2nd year, basic French is mandatory before coming).
Language policy. All the courses are taught in English.
Language policy. All courses are taught in English. All partners offer local language and culture courses to promote the student’s academic success and facilitate his/her social and cultural integration.
Language policy. All M1 courses are taught in English. The M2 courses will be taught in English at all the partner universities, except for the French universities, where the language of instruction will be French. All students receive language training to promote academic success and social integration. Some language courses will be part of the academic programme of the Master’s degree and will have ECTS credits. French language classes are offered to students selected to study at a French university in order to reach the required level in French, plus, before the start of the M2 academic year, a French summer course will be offered at the French universities. Each partner university will also offer a local language and culture course. Art. 5 Performance monitoring and evaluation Students will follow the assessment procedures of the partner universities they attend. Student performance will be assessed through oral and written examinations, including written reports, oral presentations and practical reports. All activities will be graded according to the national grading scale and the ECTS grading scale Each semester, students will complete a self-evaluation questionnaire in which they will report on their acquired knowledge and skills, as well as their academic and personal satisfaction. The defence of the thesis will take place in accordance with local regulations and the common procedure approved by all the partner universities. The PlantHealth Board will define specific options for the thesis defence, subject to the regulations of the partner universities.
Language policy. UNIPD undertakes to offer UGR students the opportunity to attend an Italian language course as part of the teaching offered as the host institution. UGR undertakes to offer Italian students the opportunity to benefit from reduced fees for a Spanish language course as part of the teaching offered as host institution.
Language policy. All the M1 courses are taught in English. M2 courses are taught in English at all Partner universities, except at the French universities, where the language of instruction is French. All students will receive language courses to promote their academic success and facilitate their social integration. Some language courses will be integrated within the academic programme of the Master’s Degree, and ECTS will be awarded. Universities offering the M1 course will offer French courses to the students who are selected to undertake their M2 at the French Universities so they can reach the required B2 level in French. All Partner Universities will also offer a local language and culture course. Art. 5 Performance monitoring and evaluation Students will follow the evaluation procedures established by the Partner universities he/she attends. Student performance will be assessed in oral and written exams, incl. written reports, oral presentations, practical reports. All activities will be graded according to the national grading scale and the ECTS grading scale. Each semester the students will deliver a self‐evaluation questionnaire reporting on acquired knowledge and capacities, as well as on his/her satisfaction at academic and personal level. The thesis defence shall be done respecting local regulations and following the joint procedure approved by all Partner Universities. The PlantHealth Board shall define specific thesis defence options subject to the regulations of Partner Universities. Upon successful completion of the required 120 ECTS, the student will obtain a Double Degree, incl. Diploma Supplement, from the Partner Institutions according to the agreed mobility track.
Language policy. The entire course is taught in English. A foreign language is not an obligatory part of the curriculum, however, the student gets the opportunity to enrich his/her knowledge of other foreign languages through the facilities offered at each university.
Language policy. All NHA Trips are conducted in English. Guests participating in an NHA Trip must have a proficient understanding of the English language in order to fully enjoy all aspects of the Trip and, most importantly, to fully understand all rules and safety instructions provided by the Expedition Leader(s), Local Guide(s) or other individuals facilitating the Trip. NHA is unable to provide translated pre-Trip materials or translators during the Trip. Additionally, NHA reserves the right, in our sole discretion, to prohibit any Guest from joining or continuing on a Trip if that Guest’s language limitations pose or could pose a threat to their safety or enjoyment, or that of other Guests or staff, or the safety of wildlife. Should a Guest not be permitted to join a Trip or be asked to leave a Trip in progress, there will be no refund of any portion of the Trip price, used or unused, beyond that which is listed in our cancellation policy, nor will NHA be responsible for any additional expenses incurred by the Guest as a result of their dismissal. Firearm Policy Guests are prohibited from bringing, carrying or utilizing any type of firearm on all NHA Trips. On certain Trips, Expedition Leader(s) and/or Local Guide(s) may carry firearms for safety purposes only. Please ask an Adventure Specialist for more information.
Language policy. The Partners agree on the following language policy as a way to combine efficiency of instruction in English with learning and practice of other European languages. • All courses and examinations shall be taken in English, which shall be the com- mon language of instruction. Prospective students shall be adequately informed about this and asked to provide objective evidence of English proficiency as a condition for being enrolled. • The Master thesis may be written in English or in the language of the European country where the student spends the third term. This is allowed when the lan- guage is not the student’s mother tongue and both a supervisor and an external examiner are available to evaluate the thesis in this fashion. • Students shall be offered language courses by each European Partner involved in their study programme, according to the following guidelines: - Language courses shall be integrated in the term schedules of the EMLE lec- tures, in order to avoid overlaps with the Master courses; - The number of classes shall be commensurate to the load of the term coursework; - Language courses shall be offered free of charge by each Partner University, unless the Board decides otherwise for reasons of sustainability; - Upon completion of each language course, the students shall receive a certif- icate of attendance; - The Partners undertake that the following language courses shall be offered: Partner Language course Term(s) Aix-Marseille French 3 Rome Italian 3 Ghent Dutch/Flemish 2 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx 0, 0, 0 Xxxxxxxxx Dutch 1, 2 Prague Czech 3 Warsaw Polish 3 Vienna German 3
Language policy. The language policy was developed, and it applies to the Board and all employees of Bloem Water, the public and stakeholders. The purpose is to promote equality of all languages in the provision of services and information and to comply with the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 (Act No.108 of 1996) and the Use of Official Languages Act, 2012 (Act No. 12 of 2012). The Policy will further outline how Bloem Water will effectively communicate with the members of the public whose language of choice is not one of its chosen official languages or is South African. To also stipulate how official languages will be used effectively communicating with the public, issuing of official notices, government publications, inter and intra- communication.
