Intermediate Greek

This course introduces students to simple key phrases and essential vocabulary to help them navigate everyday situations in Greek. Alongside language skills, the course offers valuable insights into Greek culture and lifestyle, providing a well-rounded introduction to life in Greece and its people.

Participants must complete the Beginner's Greek course before applying for the Intermediate level.

- Personal information: Talk about yourself and others and exchange personal details. Introduce friends and family and talk about family.??
- Ordering food and drinks and interact socially in a restaurant situation.??
- Find the way around a city, village etc. Understand directions given and ask for help.?
- Shopping: interact socially when shopping and understand quantities, weight, prices.?
- Accommodation: book accommodation, check in at reception, make requests, ask for facilities available.?
- Travel: ask about public transport and understand replies, find out about travel times, buy various tickets.?

Informal assessment with tutor

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be eligible to apply for the Greek Life course, which builds on the foundational language and cultural knowledge acquired here.

International & Cultural Roles
- Tourism & Hospitality
- Cultural Exchange Coordinator
- Museum or Heritage Site Assistant

Government, NGOs & Education
- Embassy or Consulate Support Staff
- NGO Field Work
- Language Tutor

Academic & Research Support
- Research Assistant
- University Admin or Study Abroad Advisor

Business & Communication
- Import/Export Assistant
- Customer Service Representative
- Content Creator or Blogger

There are no mandatory units

For further information please contact T: 0161 886 7070 or E: info@trafford.ac.uk

Although every care has been taken to ensure that the information contained within this document is accurate, there may be changes to this programme and provision. We will endeavour to keep prospective and current students updated where appropriate and when the information becomes available.