The Red Cross offers a unique experience of learning exotic languages online and for free

We offer unique opportunity to learn exotic languages online and for free: ARABIC, SPANISH, FRENCH, MANDARIN, KOREAN, PERSIAN, TURKISH, SWAHILI, HINDI, URDU AND SOMALI!

Funded by the European Union, the AVAIL project is running various integration and advocacy initiatives in the UK, Ireland, Italy and Latvia. In the UK, this includes a collaboration between the British Red Cross and Chatterbox Languages. Through recognizing the untapped talent and skills within the British refugee community, this part of the project aims to connect refugee language coaches and language learners across the EU, in order to test and evaluate new models of language learning, and measure the integration experience for coaches and students.

  • ALREADY LEARNING A LANGUAGE? Receive free online conversation practice (intermediate or advanced level), choosing from: Arabic, Spanish, French, Mandarin, Korean, Persian, Turkish, Swahili, Hindi, Urdu and Somali.
  • WANT TO START LEARNING A LANGUAGE FROM SCRATCH? Receive free online coaching to learn Arabic or Spanish.

English will be used as the common language during the learning process.

Please visit https://www.chatterbox.io/learn-languages-with-the-british-red-cross to find out more, view the eligibility criteria and apply.

More information about the AVAIL project can be found HERE.

Photos: British Red Cross

 

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