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Welcome to UNamur's Faculty of Education and Training Sciences, the first Faculty in Belgium to be specifically dedicated to teacher training! Do you dream of inspiring curious minds and passing on your knowledge to future generations? Discover our dynamic training courses with active and innovative pedagogies to support you in the art of teaching with passion.

The Language Center provides foreign language training for members of the university community. Our aim is to offer local, quality teaching, meeting the academic and professional needs of our learners, whether they are students, future students or international mobility students staying at UNamur.

The teaching of languages for specific purposes is a research discipline in its own right, at the crossroads of different fields of linguistics (e.g. corpus linguistics and sociolinguistics), didactics and psychology. The Language Center aims to position its professional practice at a high level of quality, and ensures research into the didactics of languages for specific purposes in order to nurture innovative teaching that meets the needs of the academic community and society.

As part of or in addition to classes, Language Center teachers organize various extra-academic activities with the aim of offering students additional practice opportunities but also promoting the languages taught as well as their culture.

Contact the Language Center Management +32 (0)81 72 41 48 direction.cdl@unamur.be Secretariat +32 (0)81 72 40 18 secretariat.cdl@unamur.be Address Rue Joseph Grafé, 1 - 5000 Namur6th floor of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters

This session aims to review all scientific subjects: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and to prepare for the "Communication and critical analysis of information" part.For each scientific discipline, a complete syllabus is provided at the beginning of the session. For the second part, documents are available on the platform.The courses are built in two stages. First, a reminder of the theoretical elements that you will have been invited to review the week before the session, and then numerous exercises in the form of MCQs corrected and commented on by the teachers that enable you to acquire speed of execution and in-depth reflection.The session can be takenin person (750 places maximum)or remotely (live or replay) Independent on the choice you make to take this training course, you will have access to the distance learning platform. A wealth of content and tools (videos, tests, forum...) will enable you to see or review different parts of the subjects on your own, practice and prepare for the hours of face-to-face (or live distance) lessons to make the most of them.This session comprises 98 hours of lessons.26 h physics24 h chemistry20 h mathematics16 h biology12 h communication and critical analysis of information ScheduleNovember 4, November 18, November 25, December 2, December 9, January 27, February 3, February 10, February 17, February 24, March 16, March 23 March 30, April 13, April 20, April 27 and May 18.Organization of distance learning coursesFor all students, whether enrolled face-to-face or by distance learning, courses can all be taken on the "UNamur - Formations" platform. The courses will be recorded and will remain available until the day of the competition.On this platform all syllabi will be available in PDF version. Other course materials may be deposited there by teachers and all pedagogical communications will be transmitted to you via this platform.Do you have any questions or difficulties with this platform? Consult the FAQ Information sessionOn Wednesday, October 23, 2024 from 2 to 4 pm, an information session on the program and the methodology implemented for the different disciplines will be organized in person (at the Vauban amphitheater) and remotely (the link to attend this session live will be available on this page). Syllabuses will be available at this session, and from then on will be available at Info études during opening hours. They will also be distributed on the first Saturday of class at the auditorium entrance. Image Online registration Online registration from July 1, 2023Registrations are suspended from December 21, 2023 to January 4, 2024.Presential registration subject to availability.Remote registration until January 31, 2024 at the latest.Practical information: registration fees Online registration