Free Course Preview! Learning Languages for a Connected World
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Schedule
Thursday, Dec. 10, 2026, noon-12:45 p.m. CT
All times shown in central time.
Format
Live online
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Summary
Learning a language is a powerful way to build professional skills, strengthen cultural understanding, and expand personal opportunities. Join Silvana Benzoni (Lead Spanish Instructor, UW–Madison Continuing Education) for an engaging free webinar exploring how adults can successfully learn a new language at any stage of life.
Discover why language skills are increasingly valuable in today's interconnected world and learn how research-based approaches help adult learners make meaningful, lasting progress. We will discuss the unique needs of adult students, common barriers to language learning, and strategies and resources that support confidence, communication and long-term success.
You'll also learn about UW–Madison's language programs, which offer flexible online and in-person options, expert instruction, and opportunities for live conversation practice in small-group settings. Whether your goals include career advancement, travel, cultural connection, personal enrichment or lifelong learning, this session will help you understand how language study can support you and your goals.
The seminar will introduce available language programs, certificates and resources that allow learners to develop practical communication skills and confidence over time in a supportive, community-focused learning environment.
Free Course Preview! Learning Languages for a Connected World
Course #: 4000-C-LSA-4000-27-LSA
For registration assistance: 608-262-2451
Schedule
Thursday, Dec. 10, 2026, noon-12:45 p.m. CT
All times shown in central time.
Instructor
Subject area
Cancellation Policy
Our cancellation policy varies by type of program. View our policies page for more details about cancelling a program.