Communicate in Amharic, spoken by over 40 million people in Ethiopia, utilized in government and transcending regional boundaries, with its unique writing system comprising 256 syllabic letters flowing from left to right. Amharic is a valuable tool not only for Ethiopians but also for international non-profit groups, diplomats, advisors, and scholars in anthropology, geology, biology, history, archaeology, and linguistics who work in Ethiopia and seek language training in Amharic.
Professor-at-Large, The Africa Institute
Ph.D. in Comparative-Historical Linguistics, University of Brussels
Woube is a native speaker of Amharic and has experience in teaching and preparing educational materials to teach Amharic as a foreign language. He is an Associate Professor of Linguistics at the Department of Linguistics and Philology, Addis Ababa University. After earning his Ph.D. in Comparative-Historical Linguistics from the University of Brussels in 2001, over the past two decades, Woube has actively participated in various research programs, gaining a unique blend of experiences intersecting language, culture, education, and policy formulation. Read more.
Upon successful completion, you will receive recognized certificates from The Africa Institute, licensed by the Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA).
*To enroll in the selected course, students are required to complete a placement test to ensure they meet the necessary prerequisites. This assessment is free of charge.
Intakes are held every Fall and Spring. Register to enroll for elementary or intermediate levels.
Applications open for Spring intake. Classes start March 2025.
Extended Deadline: Monday, February 24, 2025
Communicate in Amharic, spoken by over 40 million people in Ethiopia, utilized in government and transcending regional boundaries, with its unique writing system comprising 256 syllabic letters flowing from left to right. Amharic is a valuable tool not only for Ethiopians but also for international non-profit groups, diplomats, advisors, and scholars in anthropology, geology, biology, history, archaeology, and linguistics who work in Ethiopia and seek language training in Amharic.
Communicate in Amharic, spoken by over 40 million people in Ethiopia, utilized in government and transcending regional boundaries, with its unique writing system comprising 256 syllabic letters flowing from left to right. Amharic is a valuable tool not only for Ethiopians but also for international non-profit groups, diplomats, advisors, and scholars in anthropology, geology, biology, history, archaeology, and linguistics who work in Ethiopia and seek language training in Amharic.
Professor-at-Large, The Africa Institute
Ph.D. in Comparative-Historical Linguistics, University of Brussels
Woube is a native speaker of Amharic and has experience in teaching and preparing educational materials to teach Amharic as a foreign language. He is an Associate Professor of Linguistics at the Department of Linguistics and Philology, Addis Ababa University. After earning his Ph.D. in Comparative-Historical Linguistics from the University of Brussels in 2001, over the past two decades, Woube has actively participated in various research programs, gaining a unique blend of experiences intersecting language, culture, education, and policy formulation. Read more.
Upon successful completion, you will receive recognized certificates from The Africa Institute, licensed by the Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA).
*To enroll in the selected course, students are required to complete a placement test to ensure they meet the necessary prerequisites. This assessment is free of charge.
Intakes are held every Fall and Spring. Register to enroll for elementary or intermediate levels.
Applications open for Spring intake. Classes start March 2025.
Extended Deadline: Monday, February 24, 2025
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