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Center for the Greek Language

Organization

Field	Value
name	Centre for the Greek Language
type	Cultural institution
founded_date	1994
founder	Government of Greece
area_served	Worldwide
product	Greek cultural education
headquarters	Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Greece

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The Centre for the Greek Language () is a cultural and educational organisation which aims to promote the Greek language and culture. It was founded in 1994. The centre is based in Thessaloniki, and also has an office in Athens. The Centre for the Greek Language acts as a coordinating, advisory and strategic organ of the Greek Ministry of Education on matters of language education and policy. Its functions include providing materials and support for people learning Greek as a foreign language. It is linked to the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

References

(2006). "Do You Want to Go Forwarḍ Turn Back!: Etymology and Neoliberalism in Greek Language Ideology". Michigan Discussions in Anthropology.
(2020). "Educating Greek Americans: Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Pathways". Springer Nature.

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