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The [[Centre for Slovene as a Second/Foreign Language]] seeks to extend understanding of the Slovene language, literature and culture on an international scale. It also encourages international research in Slovene language and literature, organises professional and scientific conferences and develops the infrastructure for attaining, examining and certifying proficiency in Slovene as a second/foreign language. The Centre operates under the auspices of the [[Department of Slovenian Studies, University of Ljubljana]]. Its activities are arranged in five specific programmes: courses of Slovene as a second/foreign language, seminars on Slovene language, literature and culture, an Examination Centre, and the annual symposium Obdobja ('Periods'). The centre developed the [[e-slovenscina.si]] website for learning the Slovene language.
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The [[Centre for Slovene as a Second/Foreign Language]] came into existence in [[established::1965]] and nowadays operates in the framework of the [[Department of Slovenian Studies, University of Ljubljana|Department of Slovenian Studies at the University of Ljubljana]]. Its chief aim is to promote knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the Slovenian language, literature and culture on an international level.
 
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In 2011 the centre established the [[Jana Zemljarič Miklavčič Scholarship Trust]]. Its grants support learning Slovenian language for individuals who are either professionally or non-professionally engaged in Slovene culture but do not have Slovene background.  
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==Activities==
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The centre coordinates a number of projects, namely Slovenian language courses, seminars on Slovenian language, literature and culture, the annual symposium Obdobja, scientific conferences, publishing scientific publications, the [[e-slovenscina.si]] website for distance learning of Slovenian, and many more. The centre is also authorised to organise examinations and issue official certificates of knowledge of the Slovenian language. 
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The symposium Obdobja joins domestic and foreign linguists, literary theoreticians and historians as well as social sciences professionals and scientists. The discussions and presentations have had a common interest in, yet varying approaches to, a number of topics, such as Slovene dialects, or contemporary Slovene literature.
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The Seminar of Slovene Language, Literature and Culture aims to deliver the latest in Slovene language and culture; its participants hail from a slew of countries and backgrounds, yet share a professional interest in the language. It is comprised of lectures, conversation classes, language courses, and other activities that foster the understanding of the language and deepen cultural awareness.   
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In 2011 the centre established the [[Jana Zemljarič Miklavčič Scholarship Trust]], which awards grants to individuals without a Slovene background to further encourage their work in promoting Slovene culture.
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==Publications==
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In addition to a bevy of scientific publications, conference and seminar proceedings, the centre publishes textbooks for foreign learners of Slovenian.
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==Slovene at Foreign Universities==
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The centre also affords support to Slovene lectureships at 58 universities around the world, at 22 of which students are able to attain a degree in Slovenian and further their studies at postgraduate level. This is done through new textbooks, proceedings, and other assorted learning materials. Before their departure for foreign universities, teachers are offered additional professional training and opportunities to teach at various summer courses, at the traditional Seminar of Slovene Language, Literature and Culture and partake in the annual symposium Obdobja.  
  
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==Slovene at foreign universities==
 
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The centre supports also the Slovene lectureships (for language, literature and culture) at 58 universities around the world (at 22 European ones the students can obtain a degree in Slovene and continue their study of Slovene at postgraduate level). The support is offered through new text books, proceedings, and learning materials. Teachers are offered further professional training and preparation before their departure for a foreign university and they also teach on various summer courses, at the traditional Seminar of Slovene Language, Literature and Culture (held since 1965), and participate at the annual Obdobja [Periods] Symposium. 
 
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

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Center za slovenščino kot drugi/tuji jezik
Kongresni trg 12, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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The Centre for Slovene as a Second/Foreign Language came into existence in 1965 and nowadays operates in the framework of the Department of Slovenian Studies at the University of Ljubljana. Its chief aim is to promote knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the Slovenian language, literature and culture on an international level.


Activities

The centre coordinates a number of projects, namely Slovenian language courses, seminars on Slovenian language, literature and culture, the annual symposium Obdobja, scientific conferences, publishing scientific publications, the E-slovenscina.si website for distance learning of Slovenian, and many more. The centre is also authorised to organise examinations and issue official certificates of knowledge of the Slovenian language.

The symposium Obdobja joins domestic and foreign linguists, literary theoreticians and historians as well as social sciences professionals and scientists. The discussions and presentations have had a common interest in, yet varying approaches to, a number of topics, such as Slovene dialects, or contemporary Slovene literature.

The Seminar of Slovene Language, Literature and Culture aims to deliver the latest in Slovene language and culture; its participants hail from a slew of countries and backgrounds, yet share a professional interest in the language. It is comprised of lectures, conversation classes, language courses, and other activities that foster the understanding of the language and deepen cultural awareness.

In 2011 the centre established the Jana Zemljarič Miklavčič Scholarship Trust, which awards grants to individuals without a Slovene background to further encourage their work in promoting Slovene culture.

Publications

In addition to a bevy of scientific publications, conference and seminar proceedings, the centre publishes textbooks for foreign learners of Slovenian.

Slovene at Foreign Universities

The centre also affords support to Slovene lectureships at 58 universities around the world, at 22 of which students are able to attain a degree in Slovenian and further their studies at postgraduate level. This is done through new textbooks, proceedings, and other assorted learning materials. Before their departure for foreign universities, teachers are offered additional professional training and opportunities to teach at various summer courses, at the traditional Seminar of Slovene Language, Literature and Culture and partake in the annual symposium Obdobja.


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