Adult Ukrainian Language Immersion Course (AULIC) 2010

March 23, 2010 -- AULIC 2010 will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of this very popular Ukrainian language course. Since AULIC’s extended program had been such a huge success in previous years, we are pleased to announce it will be offered again in 2010! The regular program will run from August 12th to 15th and the extended program will carry on to the 19th.

During the first four days, three levels of instruction will be offered: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. The extended four-day program will allow for a more intense Ukrainian language immersion environment and is dedicated to Intermediate and Advanced level participants who wish to build on their knowledge of the Ukrainian language.

AULIC’s success is based primarily on the quality of language instruction which is supplemented with a culturally enriched program. The Organizing Committee ensures that the instructors selected for the camp are skilled Ukrainian teachers. Wherever possible and practical, instructors with past AULIC experience will be engaged for 2010 and any new instructors will be required to meet the high standard set by their predecessors.

AULIC is held at Trident Camp, 25 km north of Canora Saskatchewan at Crystal Lake resort. Further information about the venue and facilities are available at www.aulic.ca. The registration fee for the four-day weekend (August 12 to 15) is $185 per participant if received prior to July 12, and $200 thereafter. The fee for the entire nine-day extended program (to August 19) is $310 if received by July 12, and $325 thereafter. Room, board and all printed materials are included in your registration fee.

Those interested in learning more about AULIC 2010 may contact a member of the Organizing Committee: Ed Lysyk (306) 789-6622, Wayne Hydeman (306) 545-2003, Ken Mazur (306) 789-4062, or Tony Harras (306) 586-6805 or 585-7945 (fax), or by sending an email to info@aulic.ca.

AULIC is sponsored by the Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Association of Regina and the TYC/Ukrainian Orthodox Men's Association of Regina. Financial assistance has been provided by Ukrainian Canadian Congress -- Saskatchewan Provincial Council & Regina Branch, Saskatchewan Lotteries, Saskatchewan Organization of Heritage Languages, and the Ukrainian Canadian Foundation of Taras Shevchenko.