Relevant Events
Events listed cover different categories - International business, education, culture, professional development, public sector.
Open Lecture
"PARLEZ-VOUS ZULU? - THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING AND USING MODERN LANGUAGES", UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD, 24 FEBRUARY, 6pm.
The lecture is expected to last for about an hour with a further 30 minutes of discussion. Following this, all attendees are welcomed to an informal drinks reception to mark the occasion.
Click here for further details and information
or
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To register, email or phone Deborah Lumb - d.lumb@salford.ac.uk or 0161 295 2096.
Recruitment Fair
LANGUAGES RECRUITMENT FAIR, UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD, 24 FEBRUARY 2010, 1.30 - 3.30pm.
This event is aimed at employers and other organisations wishing to promote career opportunities to future language graduates.
Book your free place now.
For further information, download the booking form.
REGULAR CULTURAL EVENTS
Brazilian / Latin Night
Club Latino. Liverpool's Newest weekly Brazilian/Latin night, 9pm - 2am
Brazilian dancing, live music, etc. The first Friday of every month is a Brazilian night, and in other weeks Friday is Latin music night - salsa, samba, merengue, bachata, cumbia, carioca funk, reggeton. DJ Juanito. In the downstairs bar at the The Eleanor Rigby Hotel, 34 Stanley Stanley Street, Liverpool L1 6AL.
For further info, contact John at infobrazilianuk@yahoo.com
CULTURAL ORGANISATIONS
ALLIANCE FRANCAISE
Alliance Francaise in Manchester organises a variety of cultural events. To see their cultural calendar, click the link below.
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GOETHE INSTITUTE
Goethe Institut in Manchester lists a variety of German related events and activity. To see the programme and other related information, click the link below.
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INSTITUTO CERVANTES
Instituto Cervantes in Manchester organises a number of Spanish events throughout the year. Click on the link below to find out more.
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MANCHESTER SCHOOL OF SAMBA
The Manchester School of Samba was formed in 1995 to foster the appreciation of Brazilian Carnival culture through rhythm, melody, dance and simple costumes.
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