UIS

Language Courses

Language Institute

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A NEW LANGUAGE

for a new world

The Language Institute of the Universidad Industrial de Santander is a self-sustaining academic and administrative unit attached to the Faculty of Human Sciences. It was created by Acuerdo No 036 del 5 abril de 1990 of the Superior Council. The Language Institute has provided uninterrupted services to the region for over 31 years and today it is the largest language institute in eastern Colombia.

PROGRAMS

Schedule

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Courses: Kids, Pre-teenagers, Teenagers, Conversational Program, Young Adults:

Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m


Courses for Adults:

  • English
    Intensive courses (40 hours): Monday to Friday 2, hours daily, courses starting from 6:00 am. until 8:30p.m.
    Semi-Intensive (40 hours): Saturdays (8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.)
  • French and Other Languages
    Intensive courses (40 hours): Monday to Friday 2, hours daily, courses starting from 6:00 am. until 8:30p.m.
    Semi-Intensive (40 hours): Saturdays (8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m)

PROGRAMS

Modality

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In-person modality

Synchronous Remote Modality

PROGRAMS

Enrollment

. 1. Pre-enrollment Either the student or the student’s guardian must pre-enroll in the following links according to the location and the program they wish to attend. Remember to provide all the information requested for the pre-enrollment process to be successful:
  • Bucaramanga
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
  •  Barrancabermeja
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
  • Barbosa
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
  • Socorro
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
  • Málaga
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
2. Send us an e-mail The e-mail should be sent to ilbca@uis.edu.co informing the following information:
  • Inform whether or not the pre-enrollment was successful or not according to the course and the corresponding venue.
  • Inform if you have previous knowledge of the language. If so, indicate whether or not you wish to schedule an appointment for language level validation.
  • Indicate if you wish to purchase the digital book.
3. Check your e-mail: The day before classes begin, the student will receive an email with the link and/or information for the first class.

PROGRAMS

Fees

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REGISTRATION & COURSES

Inscription

$74.000

CONCEPT

TIMETABLE

DURATION

VALUE

Semi-intensive English. Children & Youth

Saturday

40 hs

$         460.000

4:30 a.m.

English Preparation: Saber 11 Tests

According to the requirements of the service

40 hs

$         337.000

English Immersion. (Children & Youth Holidays)

Monday-Friday 4hs/day

40 hs

$         571.000

English Immersion. (Children & Youth Holidays)

Monday-Friday

8 p.m.

$         286.000

4hs/day

Intensive English. Over 15 years old.

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         460.000

English for Seniors

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         460.000

English and Coffee

Monday-Friday 1h/day

40 hs

$         337.000

Semi-intensive English. Over 15 years old.

Saturday

40 hs

$         460.000

4:30 a.m.

Intensive in: Portuguese, German, Italian, French and Mandarin. Over 15 years old.

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         460.000

Semi-intensive of: Portuguese, German, Italian, French and Mandarin. Over 15 years old.

Saturday

40 hs

$         460.000

4:30 a.m.

Super-intensive English.

Monday-Friday 4hs/day

168 hs

$     1.949.000

Super-intensive English.

Monday-Friday 4hs/day

124 hs

$     1.462.000

Preparation for standard exams. TOEFL

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         707.000

Preparation for standard exams. IELTS.

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         663.000

Intensive English. Flex.

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         721.000

Be program (Blended English)

80% virtual

2 levels/12 weeks

$     1.636.000

20% face-to-face

Personalized Foreign Language

Agreed

40 hs

$     5.505.000

Academic Writing

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         962.000

English Conversation

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

8 p.m.

$         305.000

English Conversation

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         608.000

Special Purpose CourseESP

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         460.000

PROGRAMS

Schedule

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Cursos Kids, Pre-teenagers, Teenagers, Conversational Program, Young Adults:

Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m


Courses for Adults:

  • English
    Intensive courses (40 hours): Monday to Friday 2, hours daily, courses starting from 6:00 am. until 8:30p.m.
    Semi-Intensive (40 hours): Saturdays (8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.)
  • French and Other Languages
    Intensive courses (40 hours): Monday to Friday 2, hours daily, courses starting from 6:00 am. until 8:30p.m.
    Semi-Intensive (40 hours): Saturdays (8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m)

PROGRAMS

Modality

.

In-person modality

Synchronous Remote Modality

PROGRAMS

Enrollment

.

1. Pre-enrollment

Either the student or the student’s guardian must pre-enroll in the following links according to the location and the program they wish to attend. Remember to provide all the information requested for the pre-enrollment process to be successful:

  • Bucaramanga
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
  •  Barrancabermeja
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
  • Barbosa
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
  • Socorro
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults
  • Málaga
    • Kids
    • Pre-Teenager
    • Teenagers
    • Conversational Program
    • Young Adults
    • General English for Adults

2. Send us an e-mail

The e-mail should be sent to ilbca@uis.edu.co informing the following information:

  • Inform whether or not the pre-enrollment was successful or not according to the course and the corresponding venue.
  • Inform if you have previous knowledge of the language. If so, indicate whether or not you wish to schedule an appointment for language level validation.
  • Indicate if you wish to purchase the digital book.

3. Check your e-mail: The day before classes begin, the student will receive an email with the link and/or information for the first class.

PROGRAMS

Fees

.

REGISTRATION & COURSES

Inscription

$74.000

CONCEPT

TIMETABLE

DURATION

VALUE

Semi-intensive English. Children & Youth

Saturday

40 hs

$         460.000

4:30 a.m.

English Preparation: Saber 11 Tests

According to the requirements of the service

40 hs

$         337.000

English Immersion. (Children & Youth Holidays)

Monday-Friday 4hs/day

40 hs

$         571.000

English Immersion. (Children & Youth Holidays)

Lunes-viernes

8 p.m.

$         286.000

4hs/day

Intensive English. Over 15 years old.

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         460.000

English for Seniors

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         460.000

English and Coffee

Monday-Friday 1h/day

40 hs

$         337.000

Semi-intensive English. Over 15 years old.

Saturday

40 hs

$         460.000

4:30 a.m.

Intensive in: Portuguese, German, Italian, French and Mandarin. Over 15 years old.

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         460.000

Semi-intensive of: Portuguese, German, Italian, French and Mandarin. Over 15 years old.

Saturday

40 hs

$         460.000

4:30 a.m.

Super-intensive English.

Monday-Friday 4hs/day

168 hs

$     1.949.000

Super-intensive English.

Monday-Friday 4hs/day

124 hs

$     1.462.000

Preparation for standard exams. TOEFL

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         707.000

Preparation for standard exams. IELTS.

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         663.000

Intensive English. Flex.

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         721.000

Be program (Blended English)

80% virtual

2 levels/12 weeks

$     1.636.000

20% face-to-face

Personalized Foreign Language

Agreed

40 hs

$     5.505.000

Academic Writing

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         962.000

English Conversation

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

8 p.m.

$         305.000

English Conversation

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

40 hs

$         608.000

Special Purpose CourseESP

Monday-Friday 2hs/day

 

 

40 hs

$         460.000

 

PROGRAMS

Calendars

 METROPOLITAN AREA COURSE

Monday to Friday

*The opening oh the courses is subject to their self-sustainability.

CYCLE 1 – FEBRUARY 2025

Date

Activity

January 29

Deadline Qualifying Tests

February 3

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

February 4

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

February 5

Start of classes

March 3 & 4

Final exam & feedback

March 5

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 2 – MARCH AND APRIL 2025

Date

Activity

February 27

Deadline Qualifying Tests

March 7

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

March 10

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

March 11

Start of classes

April 8 & 9

Final exam & feedback

April 10

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 3 – APRIL AND MAY 2025

Date

Activity

April 3

Deadline Qualifying Tests

April 11

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

April 21

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

April 22

Start of classes

May 19 & 20

Final exam & feedback

May 21

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 4 – MAY AND JUNE 2025

Date

Activity

May 15

Deadline Qualifying Tests

May 23

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

May 26

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

May 27

Start of classes

June 24 & 25

Final exam & feedback

June 26

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 5 – JULY 2025

Date

Activity

June 19

Deadline Qualifying Tests

June 27

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

July 1

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

July 2

Start of classes

July 29 & 30

Final exam & feedback

July 31

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 6 – AUGUST 2025

Date

Activity

July 25

Deadline Qualifying Tests

August 1

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

August 4

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

August 5

Start of classes

September 2 & 3

Final exam & feedback

September 4

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 7 – SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER 2025

Date

Activity

August 29

Deadline Qualifying Tests

September 5

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

September 8

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

September 9

Start of classes

October 3 & 6

Final exam & feedback

October 7

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 8 – OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

October 1

Deadline Qualifying Tests

October 8

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

October 9

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

October 10

Start of classes

November 7 & 10

Final exam & feedback

November 11

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 9 – NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

November 5

Deadline Qualifying Tests

November 12

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

November 13

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

November 14

Start of classes

December 12 & 15

Final exam & feedback

December 16

Supplements and qualifications

METROPOLITAN AREA COURSE

Saturdays

*The opening of the courses is subject to their self-sustainability.

CYCLE 1 – FEBRUARY-APRIL 2025

Date

Activity

January 31

Interview Deadline

February 5

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

February 6

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

February 8

Start of classes

April 5

End of Classes

April 9

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 2 – APRIL-JUNE 2025

Date

Activity

April 4

Interview Deadline

April 23

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

April 24

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

April 26

Start of classes

June 21

End of Classes

June 25

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 3 – JULY-SEPTEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

June 27

Interview Deadline

July 09

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

July 10

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

July 12

Start of classes

September 6

End of Classes

September 10

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 4 – SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

September 5

Interview Deadline

September 17

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

September 18

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

September 20

Start of classes

October 11

Saturday off

November 22

End of Classes

November 26

Supplements and qualifications

REGIONAL CAMPUSES COURSE

Monday to Friday

*The opening of the courses is subject to their self-sustainability.

CYCLE 1 – FEBRUARY-MARCH 2025

Date

Activity

January 29

Deadline Qualifying Tests

February 3

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

February 4

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

February 5

Start of classes

March 3 & 4

Final exam & feedback

March 5

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 2 – MARCH-APRIL 2025

Date

Activity

February 27

Deadline Qualifying Tests

March 10

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

March 11

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

March 12

Start of classes

April 8 & 9

Final exam & feedback

April 11

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 3 – APRIL-MAY 2025

Date

Activity

April 03

Deadline Qualifying Tests

April 21

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

April 22

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

April 23

Start of classes

May 20 & 21

Final exam & feedback

May 22

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 4 – MAY-JUNE 2025

Date

Activity

May 15

Deadline Qualifying Tests

May 27

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

May 28

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

May 29

Start of classes

June 26 & 27

Final exam & feedback

July 1

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 5 – JULY-AUGUST 2025

Date

Activity

June 19

Deadline Qualifying Tests

July 3

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

July 4

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

July 7

Start of classes

July 31 & August 1

Final exam & feedback

August 4

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 6 – AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

July 25

Deadline Qualifying Tests

August 6

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

August 8

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

August 11

Start of classes

September 5 & 8

Final exam & feedback

September 9

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 7 – SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2025

Date

Activity

August 29

Deadline Qualifying Tests

September 15

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

September 16

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

September 17

Start of classes

October 14 & 15

Final exam & feedback

October 16

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 8 – OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

October 1

Deadline Qualifying Tests

October 22

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

October 23

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

October 24

Start of classes

November 21 & 24

Final exam & feedback

November 25

Supplements and qualifications

REGIONAL CAMPUSES COURSE

Saturdays

*The opening of the courses is subject to their self-sustainability.

CYCLE 1 – FEBRUARY-APRIL 2025

Date

Activity

January 31

Interview Deadline

February 5

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

February 6

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

February 8

Start of classes

April 5

End of Classes

April 9

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 2 – APRIL-JUNE 2025

Date

Activity

April 4

Interview Deadline

April 23

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

April 24

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

April 26

Start of classes

June 21

End of Classes

June 25

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 3 – JULY-SEPTEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

June 27

Interview Deadline

July 09

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

July 10

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

July 12

Start of classes

September 6

End of Classes

September 10

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 4 – SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

September 5

Interview Deadline

September 17

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

September 18

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

September 20

Start of classes

October 11

Saturday off

November 22

End of Classes

November 26

Supplements and qualifications

 METROPOLITAN AREA COURSE

Monday to Friday

*The opening oh the courses is subject to their self-sustainability.

CYCLE 1 – FEBRUARY 2025

Date

Activity

January 29

Deadline Qualifying Tests

February 3

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

February 4

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

February 5

Start of classes

March 3 & 4

Final exam & feedback

March 5

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 2 – MARCH AND APRIL 2025

Date

Activity

February 27

Deadline Qualifying Tests

March 7

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

March 10

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

March 11

Start of classes

April 8 & 9

Final exam & feedback

April 10

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 3 – APRIL AND MAY 2025

Date

Activity

April 3

Deadline Qualifying Tests

April 11

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

April 21

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

April 22

Start of classes

May 19 & 20

Final exam & feedback

May 21

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 4 – MAY AND JUNE 2025

Date

Activity

May 15

Deadline Qualifying Tests

May 23

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

May 26

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

May 27

Start of classes

June 24 & 25

Final exam & feedback

June 26

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 5 – JULY 2025

Date

Activity

June 19

Deadline Qualifying Tests

June 27

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

July 1

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

July 2

Start of classes

July 29 & 30

Final exam & feedback

July 31

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 6 – AUGUST 2025

Date

Activity

July 25

Deadline Qualifying Tests

August 1

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

August 4

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

August 5

Start of classes

September 2 & 3

Final exam & feedback

September 4

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 7 – SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER 2025

Date

Activity

August 29

Deadline Qualifying Tests

September 5

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

September 8

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

September 9

Start of classes

October 3 & 6

Final exam & feedback

October 7

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 8 – OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

October 1

Deadline Qualifying Tests

October 8

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

October 9

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

October 10

Start of classes

November 7 & 10

Final exam & feedback

November 11

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 9 – NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

November 5

Deadline Qualifying Tests

November 12

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

November 13

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

November 14

Start of classes

December 12 & 15

Final exam & feedback

December 16

Supplements and qualifications

METROPOLITAN AREA COURSE

Saturdays

*The opening of the courses is subject to their self-sustainability.

CYCLE 1 – FEBRUARY AND APRIL 2025

Date

Activity

January 31

Interview Deadline

February 5

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

February 6

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

February 8

Start of classes

April 5

End of Classes

April 9

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 2 – APRIL-JUNE 2025

Date

Activity

April 4

Interview Deadline

April 23

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

April 24

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

April 26

Start of classes

June 21

End of Classes

June 25

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 3 – JULY-SEPTEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

June 27

Interview Deadline

July 09

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

July 10

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

July 12

Start of classes

September 6

End of Classes

September 10

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 4 – SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

September 5

Interview Deadline

September 17

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

September 18

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

September 20

Start of classes

October 11

Saturday off

November 22

End of Classes

November 26

Supplements and qualifications

REGIONAL CAMPUSES COURSE

Monday to Friday

*The opening of the courses is subject to their self-sustainability.

CYCLE 1 – FEBRUARY-MARCH 2025

Date

Activity

January 29

Deadline Qualifying Tests

February 3

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

February 4

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

February 5

Start of classes

March 3 & 4

Final exam & feedback

March 5

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 2 – MARCH-APRIL 2025

Date

Activity

February 27

Deadline Qualifying Tests

March 10

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

March 11

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

March 12

Start of classes

April 8 & 9

Final exam & feedback

April 11

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 3 – APRIL-MAY 2025

Date

Activity

April 03

Deadline Qualifying Tests

April 21

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

April 22

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

April 23

Start of classes

May 20 & 21

Final exam & feedback

May 22

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 4 – MAY-JUNE 2025

Date

Activity

May 15

Deadline Qualifying Tests

May 27

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

May 28

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

May 29

Start of classes

June 26 & 27

Final exam & feedback

July 1

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 5 – JULY-AUGUST 2025

Date

Activity

June 19

Deadline Qualifying Tests

July 3

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

July 4

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

July 7

Start of classes

July 31 & August 1

Final exam & feedback

August 4

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 6 – AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

July 25

Deadline Qualifying Tests

August 6

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

August 8

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

August 11

Start of classes

September 5 & 8

Final exam & feedback

September 9

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 7 – SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2025

Date

Activity

August 29

Deadline Qualifying Tests

September 15

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

September 16

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

September 17

Start of classes

October 14 & 15

Final exam & feedback

October 16

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 8 – OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

October 1

Deadline Qualifying Tests

October 22

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

October 23

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

October 24

Start of classes

November 21 & 24

Final exam & feedback

November 25

Supplements and qualifications

REGIONAL CAMPUSES COURSE

Saturdays

*The opening of the courses is subjetc to their self-sustainability.

CYCLE 1 – FEBRUARY-APRIL 2025

Date

Activity

January 31

Interview Deadline

February 5

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

February 6

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

February 8

Start of classes

April 5

End of Classes

April 9

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 2 – APRIL-JUNE 2025

Date

Activity

April 4

Interview Deadline

April 23

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

April 24

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

April 26

Start of classes

June 21

End of Classes

June 25

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 3 – JULY-SEPTEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

June 27

Interview Deadline

July 09

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

July 10

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

July 12

Start of classes

September 6

End of Classes

September 10

Supplements and qualifications

CYCLE 4 – SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 2025

Date

Activity

September 5

Interview Deadline

September 17

PROMOTIONAL enrollment deadline

September 18

Extraordinary enrollment deadline

September 20

Start of classes

October 11

Saturday off

November 22

End of Classes

November 26

Supplements and qualifications

Pre-registration

Courses

Payments

Electronic

student

System

Program

Kids

The course offers students the opportunity to learn English in an active and creative way through exposure to real communication situations, thereby privileging the learning experience through the stimulation of the senses. The course addresses the characteristics of the child’s age, language level, ways of learning, and types of motivation through the use of strategies to introduce new vocabulary, practice, and reinforce what they have learned.

Levels

This course has a total of 12 levels that will be developed according to
the hourly intensity for this age group, distributed in 9 classes for a total
of 40 hours

Ages: 7 to 8 years old.

 

Program

Pre-Teenagers

The lessons focus on communicative language teaching. It emphasizes language acquisition through meaningful learning situations that adjust knowledge to the development of skills: reading, listening, writing and speaking. At the end of the course, students will be able to understand sentences and expressions related to areas of immediate relevance: they will be able to communicate in simple daily tasks that require a direct and simple exchange of information on familiar aspects; they will also be able to describe in simple terms aspects of their background, environment and aspects in areas of immediate need.

Levels

The Institute distributes the A1 and A2 levels according to the hourly intensity for this age group.

Ages: 9 to 11 years old.

Program

Teenagers

This program presents an age-appropriate approach, including current topics. It provides students with a series of cognitive strategies that lead them to become independent learners. Each level includes the completion of meaningful classroom projects where students put into practice the vocabulary learned, through the preparation and presentation of situations that involve the use of communicative skills. Teaching processes focus on what the learner can actually do with the language in a specific situation. 

Levels

This course has a total of 12 levels that will be developed according to the hourly intensity for this age group, distributed in 9 classes for a total of 40 hours.

Ages: 12 to 14 years old

Program

Conversational Program

This course offers a series of speaking activities such as forums, debates, and group techniques that allow the improvement of speaking skills through the participation of all students. Additionally, written production activities are included to allow the student to make correct use of grammatical structures and to reinforce the new vocabulary acquired in class. In all the lessons, students are guided to research and prepare the topics to be discussed in the session, put into practice their speaking and listening skills through participation in cooperative learning activities that allow them to expose, argue, discuss previous knowledge and deepen the topic through the creation of proposals as well as arguments based on their own opinions.

Ages: 15 to 17 years old.

Levels

This course has a total of 12 levels that will be developed according to the hourly intensity for this age group, distributed in 9 classes for a total of 40 hours.

Program

Young Adults

These courses are structured according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, which aims to respond to the linguistic and cultural needs of a community through the development of different communicative skills in a given foreign language.  Learners can use various competences according to a given level, in various contexts and under various circumstances, and thus engage in language activities to produce and/or receive texts in relation to domain-specific topics.

Ages: 15 to 17 years old

Levelss

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English

According to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, the course is distributed as follows.

Levels in total: 18

Proficiency A1: A1.1, A1.2, A1.3, A1.4 (160 hours)

Proficiency A2: A2.1, A2.2, A2.3, A2.4 (160 hours)

Proficiency B1: B1.1, B1.2, B1.2, B1.4, B1.5 (200 hours)

Proficiency B2: B2.1, B2.2, B2.3, B2.4, B2.5 (200 hours)

French and other languages

According to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, the courses are distributed as follows.

Levels in total: 8

Proficiency A1: A1.1, A1.2, A1.3, A1.4 (160 hours)

Proficiency A2: A2.1, A2.2, A2.3, A2.4 (160 hours)

 

Program

for Adults

The UIS Language Institute offers courses in English, French, Portuguese and German as foreign languages. These courses are structured according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages which focuses on responding to the linguistic and cultural needs of a community through the development of different communicative skills in a given foreign language.

Ages: 15 years old or older

Levels:

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  • English
    Program distribution.

Levels in total: 18
Proficiency A1: A1.1, A1.2, A1.3, A1.4 ( 160 hours)
Proficiency A2: A2.1, A2.2, A2.3, A2.4 (160 hours)
Proficiency B1: B1.1, B1.2, B1.2, B1.4, B1.5 (200 hours)
Proficiency B2: B2.1, B2.2, B2.3, B2.4, B2.5 (200 hours)

  • French and other languages
    According to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, the courses are distributed as follows.
    Levels in Total: 8
    Proficiency A1: A1.1, A1.2, A1.3, A1.4 (160 hours)
    Proficiency A2: A2.1, A2.2, A2.3, A2.4 (160 hours)

Special

Programs

English courses for teachers

This course is part of the Program for the Development of Communicative Skills in English and the Strengthening of Methodological Skills for primary and secondary school teachers. It is aligned with the international standards of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Its approach is communicative for the development of the 4 skills, taking into account the linguistic, sociolinguistic and pragmatic components.
It is offered in synchronous remote mode with the support material in digital format. Classes are computer-assisted synchronous with direct guidance from teachers for the development of communicative skills in the language and the strengthening of methodological skills. Incorporation of institutional virtual platforms. Tutorial support for clarification of doubts and preparation of a class project.

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Courses for specific purposes: Call Centers

This course is framed within the Program for the Development of Communicative Skills and the Strengthening of Foreign Language Skills and Development of Strategies for Customer Service in the Call Center Context. It is aligned with the international standards of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
This program is aimed at people with a consolidated A1 proficiency level, in synchronous remote modality. Its approach is communicative for the development of communicative skills (speaking, listening, reading and writing) taking into account the linguistic, sociolinguistic and pragmatic components with priority on oral expression and comprehension skills. It includes two components: general foreign language and specific content through a level of English for specific purposes.

Language Preparation: Pruebas Saber 11
Course specially designed to help 10th and 11th grade students to prepare for the state tests in the English component. The methodology and material used in the course is aligned to the format of the state tests (Barrancabermeja Campus only).

English Immersion: (Course for Children and Teenagers during vacations)

These courses are held during vacations for children from 5 to 8 years old and from 9 to 12 years old. In our vacation courses children can have fun while learning English. In addition, they can play games and make new friends. Activities include: arts and crafts, recipes, karaoke, outdoor games, dances and much more.
Courses of 20 or 40 hours offered in the middle and at the end of the year.

In-person English and Coffee
This course is aimed at the general community interested in learning English with an intensity of 1 hour per day. Its focus is communicative with priority on productive skills (written and oral expression) mainly.

  • It is aligned to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
  • Preparation for standard exams. In-person. TOEFL
  • Preparation for standard exams. In-person. ELTS.

40-hour courses that allow the development of specific strategies to achieve success in the international test. It requires a consolidated A2+ proficiency level.

Be program (Blended English Program)

This is a course with a high virtual component that is developed in 4 stages leading to level A2. Each cycle lasts 12 weeks.

Personalized Foreign Language

English Academic Writing Course (In-person)

English English Conversation Course (In-person)

 

Do you want to have more information?

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Language Institute     

Phone: +57 (607) 634 4000

Extension: 1342 – 1340 – 1339 

E-mail:

ilenguas2@uis.edu.co  

Central Campus

Bucaramanga, Santander.

Carrera 27 calle 9. 

Ciudad Universitaria.

Universidad Industrial de Santander.

Office Hours:

Monday to Friday

7:00 a.m. to 12:00 m.

2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Do you want more information?

Contact us

Language Institute    

Telephone: +57 (607) 634 4000

Extension: 1342 – 1340 – 1339           

E-mail:

ilenguas2@uis.edu.co   

Central Campus

Bucaramanga, Santander.

Carrera 27 calle 9.

Ciudad Universitaria.

Universidad Industrial de Santander.

Office Hours:

Monday to Friday

7:00 a.m. to 12:00 m.

2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Do you want more information?

Contact us

Language Institute    

Telephone: +57 (607) 634 4000

Secretary’s office Extension : 1342 – 1340 – 1339 – 1348 – 2251              

Director’s Office Extension: 2692

E.mails:

ilenguas2@uis.edu.co  

lacridue@uis.edu.co 

Central Campus

Bucaramanga, Santander.

Carrera 27 calle 9.

Ciudad Universitaria.

Universidad Industrial de Santander.

Office Hours:

Monday to Friday

7:00 a.m. to 12:00 m.

2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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