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The Alumni Club of the Faculty of Philosophy - University of Mostar in cooperation with UWC Mostar organizes a seminar on the topic "Modern assessment criteria in foreign language teaching".

The seminar will take place on June 7, 2023, starting at 10 a.m. at the Faculty of Philosophy.

UWC Mostar teachers Marija Grubešić Barać (German language teacher) and Ivana Pehar (English language teacher) will share their knowledge and experience on modern assessment criteria in foreign language teaching.

The seminar is intended for graduate students of English and German language and literature, as well as alumni of the aforementioned studies.

The number of participants is limited.

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So wonderful Ivana P and Marija!

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