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see what is offered at the university and find other ways to cool a foreign language

1. Find out if your college offers free language courses

Check our list below to see if your college offers free language courses

2. Language swaps

If your university does not offer free language courses (or if you missed the date of the request) see what is offered in the student center. Many swaps term languages, where students wanting to learn a foreign language at home was associated with foreign students who wish to update their English. Languages ??swaps are a way to learn a language without the hassle of leaving exams and courses

3. Get the most out of their college facilities

Even if there is no available lectures, universities have a lot of learning resources available languages. Centre of the University of Newcastle language of the resource, which is open to all students and staff, has 40 computers with software for language learning, 24 satellite channels in 17 languages ??and 800 foreign language films . If you want to awaken their French GCSE, this could be the place for you

. Go online

There are many sites that offer to help you learn a language. BBC Languages ??is a good place to start, but you can also find many free resources and videos on sites such as language learning and ElanguageSchool effective. Many language students also join online communities where you can talk with native speakers

. Universities that offer free language courses

If your college offers a free language program, but is not listed below, send the details and we will add you to our list students@guardian.co.uk

Aston University

Education

free language is open to any year before eligible pay undergraduate. Courses are offered in seven languages ??at beginner, intermediate or advanced

Brunel University

weekly sessions during the afternoon two hours are open to all students. Special rates are also available for staff and students

University of Central Lancashire

All full-time students are entitled to a place in the classroom or software-based language courses UCLAN

courses available in nine languages, open to all students and staff free of charge. Seats are limited and registration deadline September 20, 2012

the University of Edinburgh

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