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English Language Assistant Scheme

St. Robbie · 2011-02-16 00:15:44

Anyone else done this before in any European countries? I got an email off UCD about doing this from September-May. I have to apply for it and hope I'm accepted. I'm doing German and am looking at applying to Germany or Austria. My German would be very good but not quite fluent yet. Has anyone here done this before?…

16-02-2011 12:15am

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St. Robbie

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Anyone else done this before in any European countries? I got an email off UCD about doing this from September-May. I have to apply for it and hope I'm accepted. I'm doing German and am looking at applying to Germany or Austria. My German would be very good but not quite fluent yet.

Has anyone here done this before? Recommendations? Is it hard to get accepted? Does your foreign language need to be fluent?

Thanks in advance

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#2 16-02-2011 2:27pm

antomorro-sei

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I'd say you won't get accepted. Sorry.

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#3 24-03-2011 1:23pm

smileyy

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Hey,

It is not hard at all to get accepted, I know tons of people that have done this, also Switzerland is also an option too

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