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Language skills Page 8 of 14 In this section you should provide details of your language skills (native and other languages). If a particular language does not appear on the drop-down list, you can enter your level of proficiency in the Other languages field. For each language except your native language, you should specify the level of proficiency that in your opinion best describes your language skills, and the number of years of education in that language. To get a better idea of your level of language proficiency, click on the link to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages below and read the selfassessment grid. You can add new fields for further languages, and delete fields as required.
Language electives (not applicable on all degree programmes) Page 9 of 14 If you are applying for the Bachelor programmes Export-Oriented Management or Tourism and Leisure Management (full and part-time), as well as the Master programmes Export-Oriented Management (full and part-time) or Tourism and Leisure Management, you should indicate your choice of language electives (for the Master programmes either language or International Consulting). Please note that you are not allowed to choose your native language. However, you can change your choices during the application procedure.
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