Chinese-English Language Partner Program Application (Fall 2015)

Thank you for your interest in UVM Chinese-English Language Partner Program (CELPP)!

CELPP is a reciprocal extracurricular language-learning program organized by the Chinese Language Program at UVM, aiming at providing both students of Chinese and Chinese speakers at UVM with opportunities to practice the target language, improve their language skills and learn more about each other’s culture outside of the classroom.

To apply to be a language partner in Fall 2015, please complete the following form.

After you submit the completed form, you will see a confirmation screen with "Thank you. Your responses have been submitted", indicating that your submission is successful.

If you have any questions, please contact Ying Hu at Ying.Hu@uvm.edu or (802)656-1012

Thank you! 谢谢！


A red asterisk (*) indicates required questions.

  1. First Name*


  1. Last Name*


  1. Address (#, Street, City, State, Zip code)*


  1. UVM Email*


  1. Alternative email*


  1. Phone/Cell*


  1. Occupation (for students, indicate undergrad/grad, class standing. e.g.: "undergrad, freshman")*


  1. If you are a student, what is your major? *


  1. Please check the language you would like to improve.*
    Chinese
    English


  1. Please check the language you would love to help your language partner with.*
    Chinese
    English
    Other


  1. What are your interests or hobbies?
    (The information will be used to pair up language partners, if applicable.)*


  1. Why do you want to be a language partner?*


  1. Indicate your availability (days and times) for meetings with your language partner on a weekly basis.
    Note: This is an important factor we take into consideration when paring/grouping partners up. Therefore, please provide as many options as possible.*


  1. "By submitting this form, I certify that I will be a responsible language partner if I am selected into the program. That means, I will actively participate in every scheduled language exchange practice with my partner(s), and attend other required events such as the orientation meeting."*
    I agree.
    I disagree.