
VIETNAMESE AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (VSL)
We will not be offering our VSL 1 course for 2025-2026. Trúc Việt will be piloting a new Vietnamese language club for Fall 2025! Keep an eye on our socials and newsletter to hear about it first!
For More Information
Email: info@trucviet.org
2024-2025 Online Beginner Vietnamese as a Second Language (VSL) Class
Basic conversational and grammar lessons for every day usage at home or around town. The class is designed for beginners, ages 18 and above, with little to no knowledge of the language. The focus will be on speaking and listening. Reading and writing will also be covered. Classes are taught by native speakers of Vietnamese and are online via Zoom.
Tuition
Early Bird Special is $120 until August 4th! After that date, it will increase to $150. Tuition covers both semesters and includes lesson handouts. A link to purchase the textbook will provided during the registration process.
2024-2025 Session
Fall Session Dates: Tuesday, September 3, 2024 to Saturday, December 7, 2024
Spring Session Dates: Tuesday, January 7, 2025 to Saturday, April 5, 2025
Class Time: Every Tuesday evening from 7:00 - 9:00 PM CT
Optional Practice Session: Every Thursday evening from 7:00 - 8:00 PM CT
All Online Via Zoom (students will need internet access)
Please note that the last class date of each semester is on a Saturday morning (December 7th and April 5th), not a Tuesday evening
To Register
Register for waitlist here: https://forms.gle/NHzZiSNP3dRiMjfV8
Space is limited to 25 students, so please register early.
Students must be 18+ to register for the course.
Registration deadline: August 21, 2024
Why should you take this class?
You should take this class if you are:
A young adult who wants to communicate with parents, grandparents, and relatives
A community member communicating with Vietnamese-speaking spouses or friends
Interested in Vietnamese language and culture
An employee of a business and/or government agency communicating with the local Vietnamese American community
A Vietnamese American who wants to maintain language, customs, and traditions
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