The Mesopotamia Language and Cultural Research Association (MED-DER) has launched the application process for online Kurdish language courses.
MED-DER was established in Diyarbakır (Amed), Turkey, by a group of Kurdish teachers. They taught the Kurdish language in cities such as Diyarbakır, Mardin (Merdin), Batman and Van.
However, since the Covid-19 outbreak, education methods have changed. Schools were closed and millions of students around the world were left without classes. Classes subsequently began to take place digital platforms.
The MED-DER lessons are transmitted through the Zoom application. People who want to join the courses can register via social media channels or by phone.
MED-DER has shared information about the application process on social media:
https://t.co/hN8U6K2gY1
DUYURU
Mezopotamya Dil ve Kültürleri Araştırma Derneğinin yeni dönem Kürçenin Kurmanci ve Zazaca lehçelerinde online kurs başvurularımız başlamıştır.
Kurslara katılmak için aşağıdaki formu seviyenize göre doldurunuz.— MED-DER (@MEDDER10) October 15, 2020
The courses were launched on 15 October and registration will continue until 1 November.
The association also plans to launch another course on the Sorani dialect of the Kurdish language.
