CML Programmes

Centre for Modern Languages

Programmes

Language Learning at the CML

All CML language courses are classified as Broadening and Deepening Electives (BDE) and carry 3 AUs each. CML classes focus on teaching the four language skills; reading, writing, listening, and speaking. All our language modules are conducted in tutorials with continuous assessment. Students will be assessed during the 12 teaching weeks through spontaneous and pre-rehearsed orals, written assessments, as well as online and classroom activities. Our classes start in Week 2 of every semester. All Levels 1 and 2 offer three classroom hours per week and 12 hours per semester online, while all Levels 3 and above offer four classroom hours per week.

Minor in Modern Languages

Completing the Minor in Modern Languages at the Centre for Modern Languages (CML) demonstrates an appreciation of foreign cultures and an interest in the world beyond. This minor adds an important credential to CVs and can greatly improve employment prospects.

CML Languages

Choose from a wide range of Asian and European languages and begin your language learning journey at the Centre for Modern Languages (CML).

CEFR

CML language courses refer to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to denote your current level and future learning goals.
CML Registration Guidelines

Registration

Check out how to register for the language modules offered at the Centre for Modern Languages (CML).

Graduate Students able to Register

Dec 8, 2020, 22:47 PM
Title : Graduate Students able to Register
Standfirst / Sub Head : NTU Graduate students can now register for CML language classes
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Graduate students are able to continue or begin their language learning story by registering officially for CML modules. The modules taken by graduate students will be graded, but are reflected as Pass/Fail in the transcripts.
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