Bosnian and Albanian Become Part of Secondary School Curriculum

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The Ministry of National Education (MEB) has added Bosnian and Albanian to the list of foreign languages which may be taught in schools.

Both languages will be taught as a part of the "Living Languages and Dialects" optional courses offered at secondary schools.

On February 22, Farsi, Korean and Urdu were also added to the list of potential foreign language course offerings.

Optional courses

The following languages will be offered as optional courses in the 2017-2018 school year;:

Living Languages and Dialects: Adyghe Language – Cyrillic alphabet

Living Languages and Dialects: Adyghe Language – Latin alphabet

Living Languages and Dialects: Abkhaz Language

Living Languages and Dialects: Kurmanji

Living Languages and Dialects: Zazaki

Living Languages and Dialects: Laz Language

Living Languages and Dialects: Georgian Language

Foreign Language: German

Foreign Language: Arabic

Foreign Language: French

Foreign Language: English (YY/DG)

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