Turkish Classes in Our University

[Hüseyin Ergin]

Hi Everyone

One of our members will teach Turkish as a regular course for Fall 2014 semester (Turk101, Turk102, Turk201). If you are interested in learning Turkish and want to have fun, you are more than welcome. If you have questions, just ask replying this email.

Huseyin Ergin

[Andrew (Drew) Kemmerly]

Thank you for the information on Turkish. Can you tell me if this course counts for a Foreign Language? Thank you very much. Andrew Kemmerly

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[Huseyin Ergin]

I think our instructor can better answer that. I added him to group and he will answer your question soon.

[Emily Curry]

I took 101 and 102 and it satisfied my foreign language or computer course requirements.

[Ali Fuat Birol]

Hi Everybody,

I am Turkish language trainer. My name is Ali Fuat Birol.

Andrew,

Turkish courses are university courses, and are counted as a Foreign Language like Chinese and Japanese courses in the University. 

For more information, please visit our webpages:  http://clc.ua.edu/

Emily,

If you took 101 and 102 courses, you are available to take 201 courses. However, in the university of Alabama, we do not provide online Turkish courses. we have normal 201 course. 

Please feel free your additional questions

Ali Fuat Birol

Turkish Language Trainer and Phd Student in the Department of Political Science

e-mail: abi...@crimson.ua.edu