The Instituto Ágora, a supplementary unit of the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts at UFRN (CCHLA), due to the health emergency of the Covid-19 pandemic, canceled classes for the 2020.1 semester and will refund the fee for paying students enrolled in the amount of R$ 250.00.
To do so, the Institute will need the paying student to fill out a Google form at the link (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSerLMtOgTy3LPlMxDOQoaGYuaV6M1O5ngiMMZVvDlp2GsA3Bw/viewform) informing name, CPF, bank, branch and amount to be returned, until September 23rd.
The Institute would offer courses in: English, French, Spanish, German, Libras, Latin, Classical Greek, Hebrew and Portuguese as a Foreign Language (PLE – exclusively for foreigners), in the Basic, Reading for Academic Purposes and Conversation modalities.
According to the Management of Instituto Ágora, classes will only resume in 2021 and in the questionnaire students will be able to inform whether they wish to maintain their place in the courses offered.
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