Level 2 (extended) Indonesian language class

Bahasa Indonesia, or the language of Indonesia, is spoken by more than 250 million people in Southeast Asia, primarily Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Historically a trading language that linked people across maritime Southeast Asia, contemporary Indonesian is relatively easy to pick up for basic communication purposes, whether you’re planning a holiday in Bali or a business trip to Jakarta.
The New Zealand Asia Institute is offering a structured series of Indonesian language courses in 2024. Each course runs for eight weeks, with 1.5 hour long evening classes held once a week.

Level 2 extended: Development for those with “survival” communication ability

Date:

Thursday, 11 July to 29 August 2024

Time:

5-6.30 pm (possible flexibility to suit attendees)

Venue:

The University of Auckland Business School,
Level 3, Room 349 Sir Owen G Glenn Building,
12 Grafton Road, Grafton, Auckland 1010

Course Cost: $275 (including textbook); $230 (for those who already have textbook).

Refunds will not be given after the start of the course.

The courses are designed to provide for progression in language skills, with each level picking up from the point where the previous course ended. If you have already taken our Indonesian classes previously or have some grounding in the language, you may want to skip the first level. Please enquire if you are uncertain which level is right for you.
The courses will be taught by experienced Indonesian instructors with qualifications from universities in Indonesia, Australia, and the US. The core course book used will be Ayo Berbahasa (1 and 2), supplemented by other teaching materials and texts.
For further information please email Dinah Towle or call 09 923 1636.

We wish to acknowledge the generous support of the Nicholas Tarling Charitable Trust.

Host or Publisher University of Auckland, Business School