The Institutional Center for Languages ​​and Translation (NILT/SINTER) promotes the French course “Atelier: Rédiger une lettre de motivation”. Registrations open on 14 March and classes will take place between 28 March and 20 April.

In this course, the students will have an introduction to intercultural issues involving the preparation of a lettre de motivation (motivation letter) in French; develop comprehension skills to recognize the structure of application letters for internships, courses, among others; and produce a lettre de motivation based on specific linguistic and lexical content that the genre demands in the academic context.

The course requires A2 proficiency level and totals 16 hours. The synchronous classes will take place on 28/03, 30/03, 04/04, 06/04, 11/04, 13/04, 18/04 and 20/04, from 10 am to 11:30 am.

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The Institutional Center for Languages and Translation (NILT/SINTER) promotes the “Italian Proficiency Tests” course, aiming to present the proficiency tests offered by Italian universities in Brazil (CELI, CILS, PLIDA). Registrations are open until 27 March 2022.

In this course, students will understand what these tests are for, how they are carried out and evaluated, and what skills they must have to choose the most appropriate level for their linguistic knowledge. Participants will not learn the language itself, but will become familiar with the functioning of the tests, including their duration, how the questions are presented, which skills are assessed, where the tests are administered and how much they cost. Basic knowledge of Italian is advisable to carry out the course activities, but it is not mandatory.

The course is structured into four study modules, organized in such a way that it presents all the relevant information about each of the proficiency tests. The first module will introduce the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and its relevance to proficiency tests in any language. Then, the most frequently asked questions involving the Italian tests will be answered. In the second, third and fourth modules, the CILS, CELI and PLIDA tests, respectively, will be presented, including their individual characteristics, the test formats, their duration, and the calendar for the current year.

The course totals 20 hours and is composed of synchronous classes and asynchronous readings and activities. To complete the course, it is necessary to carry out the activities proposed at the end of each module (40%) and participate in the synchronous classes (60%). The course will open on Moodle on 29 March. The synchronous classes will take place on 5 April (Modules 1 and 2) and 12 April (Modules 3 and 4), Tuesdays, from 10 am to 11:30 am, via the Zoom platform. The link will be available on Moodle and will also be sent to the students one day before the first synchronous class. Classes will be taught by the instructors Cleide Giacomelli Borraz and Telmo Clos Ambrosini, with the supervision of professor Daniela Bunn (MEN/CED/UFSC).

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Applications are open for the Erasmus + UFSC – Sapienza Undergraduate Mobility Program, according to the Call no. 4 SINTER 2022.

The objective of this Call is to pre-select UFSC undergraduate students for the Sapienza Università di Roma’s selection. There are no places reserved for UFSC students in the selection process and the final decision will be made exclusively by Sapienza Università di Roma. There is 1 (one) place available in this pre-selection for all participating Brazilian HEIs. SINTER will pre-select 2 (two) students, preferably students with the socioeconomic registration approved by the Prorectorate for Student Affairs (PRAE), according to item 6.7 of the Call.

The candidates must send a scanned copy of all the documentation listed in item 6 of this Call, in Portable Document Format (.pdf), to the e-mail  address programas.sinter@contato.ufsc.br between 3 March and 3 April  2022.

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The Institutional Center for Languages ​​and Translation (NILT/SINTER) promotes the course “Cultural texts in German: a translation practice”. Classes will take place between 7 and 17 March 2022. Students will be able to recognize cultural aspects in German language texts and understand how functionalist theory can help in the translation of these elements.

Registration is open until 6 March and there are 20 available seats. Participants must have knowledge of the German language for the translation tasks. The synchronous classes will be taught via Google Meet on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 7 pm to 8 pm, by Juliana de Abreu (who holds an undergraduate degree in German Language and Literature and a Master’s and a Doctoral degree in Translation Studies – PGET/UFSC).

On Monday, 7 March, participants will receive a welcome message by email with information about how the course will be organized.

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Should you have any questions, please contact NILT’s staff at cursonilt@gmail.com.

The Office of International Relations (SINTER) has resumed its in-person activities and services at the UFSC Rectorate Building II.

Our office is open from 10 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday. According to the instructions contained in the Circular Letter No. 9/2022/GR, the use of face masks is mandatory in all on-campus indoor settings.

– See our address and contact information here.

There is an internship vacancy at the Office of International Relations ‒ SINTER.

Target students (exclusively from UFSC): English Language and Literature undergraduates.

Total hours per week: 20 hours

Work hours:  9 a.m. – 1 p. m.

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