Start of Registration
December 3 (Sunday, 10 am): Module 1 Classes (no prerequisite classes)
December 10 (Sunday, 10 am): Higher Module Classes (with prerequisite classes)
Reservation of slots is until January 5 (Friday, 11:59p). Slots are on a first-come, first-served basis and will expire after two (2) business days. Reservation is via the student's ExCRS account.
Classes will start on January 13 and will run until March 16, 2024.
THESE PAYMENT OPTIONS ARE ONLY FOR THOSE WITH A RESERVED SLOT. WAITLISTED STUDENTS SHOULD WAIT FOR THEIR SLOT TO BECOME RESERVED BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH PAYMENT.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Click on the options below to check the payment guide.
(2) UPD Cash Office
Please visit the UP Department of Linguistics office first before going to the UPD Cash Office for your billing statement. Our office is located at Rm 1325 Palma Hall Pavilion One, UP Diliman. Payment through this option is only from Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
IMPORTANT:
- Payment via credit cards and installment is NOT an option yet.
- If paying onsite, please visit the Department of Linguistics' office first for your billing statement before going to the UPD Cash Office.
- Do not forget to get proof of your deposit -- a screenshot of PESONet pending/successful transaction, a confirmation message from the bank of your payment, and/or email. Details should include the date and time of the transaction, and the amount transferred. These will be required in the next step.
- NOTE: If sending a pending transaction proof, email your successful transaction notification as soon as it becomes available to extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph.
POST-PAYMENT STEP
Fill out the Verify Payment Request Form at bit.ly/verifypaymentrequest in order to initiate the process of verifying your payment by the UP Diliman Cash Office. You will upload your payment slip and proof of deposit/transaction. Make sure that the date and time of the transaction are included in the details of your proof.
Requests for verifying payments should be done no later than 5 pm on the day of your reservation code expiry. Failure to accomplish the form may result in your slot/s being forfeited.
REGISTRATION DETAILS
Step 1 (of 6): Create an ExCRS account (Skip to Step 3 if you already have an ExCRS account)
- Sign up for an ExCRS account online at uplinguistics.com.
- Prepare image files of your recent photo and a valid Philippine government-issued ID.
- Only JPG and PNG files that are less than 2MB are accepted.
- PDF and other file formats are NOT accepted.
- Undergraduate students may upload their school ID or birth certificate in lieu of a government ID. You also have the option to take a webcam photo instead of uploading a recent photo.
- Only JPG and PNG files that are less than 2MB are accepted.
- Provide the following information: (1) NAME, (2) EMAIL, (3) PHONE NUMBER, (4) ADDRESS, (5) BIRTHDATE, (6) GENDER, (7) OCCUPATION, (8) AFFILIATION (School/Company/Organization; Write N/A if unaffiliated), (9) INDUSTRY (e.g. Education, Finance; Choose OTHERS if your industry is not available from the options or if unsure which industry you are in), and (10) PERSON TO CONTACT IN CASE OF EMERGENCY with CONTACT DETAILS (mobile number preferred).
- Please make sure that the information you enter is the same as the one shown on your submitted government ID.
- Double-check your email address as this will be your username and the activation link will be sent there.
- We encourage using your personal email and not your school or work email to avoid issues related to your affiliation in the future.
- Foreign nationals will be asked to provide a copy of their residence permit or Philippine visa and in the case of UP Diliman exchange students, they may provide a copy of their UPD Form 5 instead.
- The languages used for instruction are English and/or Filipino.
Note to those below 18 years of age: Due to the collection of personal information, those below 18 years of age are required to inform their parent/legal guardian that they are creating an ExCRS account.
- We offer Kids & Teens Classes during the Summer (April-May) and Midyear (June-July) terms. Young language learners from age 7 to 16 are advised to enroll in the Kids & Teens Class. In regular extramural classes, students who are below 17 years old may be asked to transfer to another class or cycle.
- Students who are at least in their senior high may join the regular extramural classes.
UPD students are still required to create an Extramural Classes Registration System (ExCRS) account as this is a separate registration database used by the UP Department of Linguistics for its Extension Program.
Step 2 (of 6): Activate your ExCRS account (Skip to Step 3 if you already have an ExCRS account)
- Check your email for the activation link from extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph and activate your account.
- The activation link is sent to your email after a manual review of your account.
- This may take up to 15 business days depending on the number of requests received so we advise that you create an account days before the start of registration.
- Please disable email services such as Boxbe as this will prevent you from receiving the email.
- Do not forget to check your SPAM folder as the email might have been redirected there.
- Use the activation link only ONCE and do not use this link to log into your account. You may access your account at uplinguistics.com after activation.
- The activation link is sent to your email after a manual review of your account.
Send a follow-up email to extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph if you have not received the activation link after 15 business days (holidays and weekends excluded).
Step 3 (of 6): Reserve a slot
- During the registration period, log in to your ExCRS account at uplinguistics.com.
- If the class you are enrolling in has a prerequisite, please make sure that you have satisfied the prerequisite course/s. If you have not yet completed the prerequisite or its equivalent, you will not be able to reserve a slot.
- If you have a background in the language, you may accomplish the self-assessment form at bit.ly/extramsplacement to check your level and enroll in a more advanced course.
- Check the list of offered classes and reserve a slot.
- Upon successful reservation of a slot, the student will be assigned a unique reservation code.
- Please keep in mind that slots are taken on a first-come, first-served basis and reservation is done only through the student’s ExCRS account.
- There are classes that no longer accept registration a minute after the registration starts due to high demand, so we suggest that you take note of the start date and time of registration.
Waitlisting: If the class you are attempting to enroll in is already full, you may try to go on the waitlist. If a student with a reserved slot cancels their slot or their slot becomes forfeited due to non-payment within two (2) business days, your waitlist rank will either go up or you will be granted a reserved slot if your waitlist rank is Rank 1. A maximum of 10 students may join the waitlist and class slots will be restricted to 20 students (15 students for Kids and Teens classes; note that some instructors may prefer more than 20 students in their class).
- If your status changes from being WAITLISTED to RESERVED, you will receive an email notification.
- DO NOT PAY IF YOUR STATUS IS WAITLISTED. PAY ONLY WHEN YOUR STATUS IS RESERVED.
- Refund requests will NOT be entertained when payment was done and the student has no reserved slot.
A friendly reminder: When in doubt, check your ExCRS account to know your registration status.
Step 4 (of 6): Download Payment Slip
- Download the payment slip (aka billing statement) from your account.
- Go to your MY CLASSES page and at the rightmost column, select YEAR and click on PAYMENT SLIP.
- Mobile phone users may need to scroll to the rightmost of the page to access this button.
- Note that the PAYMENT SLIP button will only appear when you have reserved a slot.
- Go to your MY CLASSES page and at the rightmost column, select YEAR and click on PAYMENT SLIP.
Step 5 (of 6): Pay for your slot
DO NOT PAY IF YOUR STATUS IS WAITLISTED. PAY ONLY WHEN YOUR STATUS IS RESERVED.
Refund requests will NOT be entertained when payment was done and the student has no reserved slot.
- Pay for your slot within two (2) business days (holidays and weekends excluded).
- For example, you reserved a slot on a Sunday, the slot will expire at 5 pm on Tuesday.
- It is important that you do Step 6 before your slot expires.
- The Payment Due Date that is displayed on your Payment Slip is your slot expiry date which is until 5 pm.
- Get proof of your transaction
- Do not forget to get proof of your deposit -- e.g., validated bank deposit slip, transaction slip, a screenshot of pending/successful transaction, and/or email.
- Details should include the date and time of the transaction, and the amount transferred. These will be required in the next step.
- NOTE: If sending a pending transaction proof, email your successful transaction notification as soon as it becomes available to extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Click on the options below to check the payment guide.
ONLINE PAYMENT OPTION:
- For the detailed guide on how to make a payment via Link.BizPortal, please visit https://bit.ly/extramslinkbiz.
OFFLINE PAYMENT OPTION
(2) UP DILIMAN Cash Office
IMPORTANT:
- Payment via credit cards and installment is NOT an option yet.
- For cash payment, please visit the UPD Cash Office and present your PAYMENT SLIP. Their office is located at:
PNB Building, Apacible Street
UP Diliman, Quezon City
Step 6 (of 6): Request to verify payment
- Fill out the Verify Payment Request Form at bit.ly/verifypaymentrequest.
- This will initiate the process of verifying your payment by the UP Diliman Cash Office.
- You will be required to upload your Payment Slip and proof of deposit/transaction.
- Make sure that the date and time of the transaction are included in the details of your proof.
- Download the Payment Slip on your My Classes page. Make sure that you selected the appropriate year (e.g. 2023).
Important: Requests for verifying payments should be done no later than 5 pm on the day of your reservation code expiry. Failure to accomplish the form may result in your slot/s being forfeited.
You are now enrolled!
- After a review of your verify payment request by the Department, you will receive a confirmation email.
- We process payment requests within two (2) business days. You may also check your ExCRS account to know your status.
NOTE: Please note that this confirmation email via the Department is provisional and is still subject to payment verification by the UP Diliman Cash Office. Should there be a problem with your payment, the Department and/or the UP Diliman Cash Office will get in touch with you. Otherwise, you may look forward to the start of the class.
What's next? Your instructor will email you the class details at least a day before your class starts. You may also get in touch with your instructor by emailing them. You may view the email address of your instructor by logging into your ExCRS account. Alternatively, you may also email the Department at extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph should you have concerns.
To receive Extramural Classes updates on your phone through Viber, join https://bit.ly/
Please be informed that the suspension of online extramural class meetings will be on a per class basis -- your instructor will inform you via email (or text message/LMS announcement) should a class meeting be cancelled. This is because there are classes that agree to meet even if there is an announced suspension of classes and there are also classes that has assigned class work which may be done offline and will therefore consume a session. For your information and guidance.
Please keep safe.
Start of Registration
April 9 (Sunday, 10 am): Module 1 Classes (no prerequisite classes)
April 16 (Sunday, 10 am): Higher Module Classes (with prerequisite classes)
Reservation of slots is until May 3 (Wednesday, 11:59p). Slots are on a first-come, first-served basis and will expire after two (2) business days. Reservation is via the student's ExCRS account. The payment deadline is until May 5, 5:00p for those who reserved a slot on May 3rd. Please note that there is an update to the payment options for 2023 Cycle 2.
Classes will start on May 13 and will run until July 15.
REGISTRATION DETAILS
Step 1 (of 6): Create an ExCRS account (Skip to Step 3 if you already have an ExCRS account)
- Sign up for an ExCRS account online at uplinguistics.com.
- Prepare image files of your recent photo and a valid Philippine government-issued ID.
- Only JPG and PNG files that are less than 2MB are accepted.
- PDF and other file formats are NOT accepted.
- Undergraduate students may upload their school ID or birth certificate in lieu of a government ID. You also have the option to take a webcam photo instead of uploading a recent photo.
- Only JPG and PNG files that are less than 2MB are accepted.
- Provide the following information: (1) NAME, (2) EMAIL, (3) PHONE NUMBER, (4) ADDRESS, (5) BIRTHDATE, (6) GENDER, (7) OCCUPATION, (8) AFFILIATION (School/Company/Organization; Write N/A if unaffiliated), (9) INDUSTRY (e.g. Education, Finance; Choose OTHERS if your industry is not available from the options or if unsure which industry you are in), and (10) PERSON TO CONTACT IN CASE OF EMERGENCY with CONTACT DETAILS (mobile number preferred).
- Please make sure that the information you enter is the same as the one shown on your submitted government ID.
- Double-check your email address as this will be your username and the activation link will be sent there.
- We encourage using your personal email and not your school or work email to avoid issues related to your affiliation in the future.
- Foreign nationals will be asked to provide a copy of their residence permit or Philippine visa and in the case of UP Diliman exchange students, they may provide a copy of their UPD Form 5 instead.
- The languages used for instruction are English and/or Filipino.
Note to those below 18 years of age: Due to the collection of personal information, those below 18 years of age are required to inform their parent/legal guardian that they are creating an ExCRS account.
- We offer Kids & Teens Classes during the Summer (April-May) and Midyear (June-July) terms. Young language learners from age 7 to 16 are advised to enroll in the Kids & Teens Class. In regular extramural classes, students who are below 17 years old may be asked to transfer to another class or cycle.
- Students who are at least in their senior high may join the regular extramural classes.
UPD students are still required to create an Extramural Classes Registration System (ExCRS) account as this is a separate registration database used by the UP Department of Linguistics for its Extension Program.
Step 2 (of 6): Activate your ExCRS account (Skip to Step 3 if you already have an ExCRS account)
- Check your email for the activation link from extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph and activate your account.
- The activation link is sent to your email after a manual review of your account.
- This may take up to 15 business days depending on the number of requests received so we advise that you create an account days before the start of registration.
- Please disable email services such as Boxbe as this will prevent you from receiving the email.
- Do not forget to check your SPAM folder as the email might have been redirected there.
- Use the activation link only ONCE and do not use this link to log into your account. You may access your account at uplinguistics.com after activation.
- The activation link is sent to your email after a manual review of your account.
Send a follow-up email to extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph if you have not received the activation link after 15 business days (holidays and weekends excluded).
Step 3 (of 6): Reserve a slot
- During the registration period, log in to your ExCRS account at uplinguistics.com.
- If the class you are enrolling in has a prerequisite, please make sure that you have satisfied the prerequisite course/s. If you have not yet completed the prerequisite or its equivalent, you will not be able to reserve a slot.
- If you have a background in the language, you may accomplish the self-assessment form at bit.ly/extramsplacement to check your level and enroll in a more advanced course.
- Check the list of offered classes and reserve a slot.
- Upon successful reservation of a slot, the student will be assigned a unique reservation code.
- Please keep in mind that slots are taken on a first-come, first-served basis and reservation is done only through the student’s ExCRS account.
- There are classes that no longer accept registration a minute after the registration starts due to high demand, so we suggest that you take note of the start date and time of registration.
Waitlisting: If the class you are attempting to enroll in is already full, you may try to go on the waitlist. If a student with a reserved slot cancels their slot or their slot becomes forfeited due to non-payment within two (2) business days, your waitlist rank will either go up or you will be granted a reserved slot if your waitlist rank is Rank 1. A maximum of 10 students may join the waitlist and class slots will be restricted to 20 students (15 students for Kids and Teens classes; note that some instructors may prefer more than 20 students in their class).
- If your status changes from being WAITLISTED to RESERVED, you will receive an email notification.
- DO NOT PAY IF YOUR STATUS IS WAITLISTED. PAY ONLY WHEN YOUR STATUS IS RESERVED.
- Refund requests will NOT be entertained when payment was done and the student has no reserved slot.
A friendly reminder: When in doubt, check your ExCRS account to know your registration status.
Step 4 (of 6): Download Payment Slip
- Download the payment slip (aka billing statement) from your account.
- Go to your MY CLASSES page and at the rightmost column, select YEAR and click on PAYMENT SLIP.
- Mobile phone users may need to scroll to the rightmost of the page to access this button.
- Note that the PAYMENT SLIP button will only appear when you have reserved a slot.
- Go to your MY CLASSES page and at the rightmost column, select YEAR and click on PAYMENT SLIP.
Step 5 (of 6): Pay for your slot
DO NOT PAY IF YOUR STATUS IS WAITLISTED. PAY ONLY WHEN YOUR STATUS IS RESERVED.
Refund requests will NOT be entertained when payment was done and the student has no reserved slot.
- Pay for your slot within two (2) business days (holidays and weekends excluded).
- For example, you reserved a slot on a Sunday, the slot will expire at 5 pm on Tuesday.
- It is important that you do Step 6 before your slot expires.
- The Payment Due Date that is displayed on your Payment Slip is your slot expiry date which is until 5 pm.
- Get proof of your transaction
- Do not forget to get proof of your deposit -- e.g., validated bank deposit slip, transaction slip, a screenshot of pending/successful transaction, and/or email.
- Details should include the date and time of the transaction, and the amount transferred. These will be required in the next step.
- NOTE: If sending a pending transaction proof, email your successful transaction notification as soon as it becomes available to extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Click on the options below to check the payment guide.
ONLINE PAYMENT OPTION:
- For a detailed guide on how to make a payment via Link.BizPortal, please visit https://bit.ly/extramslinkbiz.
OFFLINE PAYMENT OPTION
(2) UP DILIMAN Cash Office
IMPORTANT:
- Payment via credit cards and installment is NOT an option yet.
- Those who want to have a copy of an Official Receipt should pay directly to the UP Diliman Cash Office.
- For cash payment, please visit the UPD Cash Office and present your PAYMENT SLIP. Their office is located at:
PNB Building, Apacible Street
UP Diliman, Quezon City
Step 6 (of 6): Request to verify payment
- Fill out the Verify Payment Request Form at bit.ly/verifypaymentrequest.
- This will initiate the process of verifying your payment by the UP Diliman Cash Office.
- You will be required to upload your Payment Slip and proof of deposit/transaction.
- Make sure that the date and time of the transaction are included in the details of your proof.
- Download the Payment Slip on your My Classes page. Make sure that you selected the appropriate year (e.g. 2023).
Important: Requests for verifying payments should be done no later than 5 pm on the day of your reservation code expiry. Failure to accomplish the form may result in your slot/s being forfeited.
You are now enrolled!
- After a review of your verify payment request by the Department, you will receive a confirmation email.
- We process payment requests within two (2) business days. You may also check your ExCRS account to know your status.
NOTE: Please note that this confirmation email via the Department is provisional and is still subject to payment verification by the UP Diliman Cash Office. Should there be a problem with your payment, the Department and/or the UP Diliman Cash Office will get in touch with you. Otherwise, you may look forward to the start of the class.
What's next? Your instructor will email you the class details at least a day before your class starts. You may also get in touch with your instructor by emailing them. You may view the email address of your instructor by logging into your ExCRS account. Alternatively, you may also email the Department at extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph should you have concerns.
PLACEMENT / SELF-ASSESSMENT CHECK
For those with a background in the language and who would like to enroll in a higher module, you may take the self-assessment check at http://bit.ly/extramsplacement.
- The Self-Assessment Check is currently open.
- Results of your assessment may be viewed through your ExCRS account no later than the start of registration for Higher Module classes.
- Please note that we will NOT process any refund or transfer of class requests due to incorrect class placement when the class assignment was based on the student's responses in the self-assessment form.
Previously enrolled Extramural Classes students who wish to continue to the next higher module need not take the placement exam when your class standing is already PASS.
Enrollment is closed.
2024 Cycle 1
| Course | Day/s | Time | Slots Taken |
Waitlisted |
|---|
| Course Code | Course Title | Course Description | Prerequisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bahasa 1 | Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia Beginner 1 | A beginner course in learning Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia that is composed of lessons which cover different skills in learning the language through reading, writing, and speaking. Each lesson includes exercises in reading, grammar, vocabulary, writing, and conversation, as well as some cultural notes on Indonesia and Malaysia, to equip the students with the basics of Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia to be able to practice it in everyday setting. By the end of this course, the students will be able to (1) introduce themselves and others, as well as ask and answer personal questions in Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia; (2) understand and use basic everyday expressions; and (3) interact and use basic sentences with Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia speakers. | (none) |
| Bahasa 2 | Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia Beginner 2 | Continuation of Bahasa 1 | Bahasa 1 |
| Bahasa 3 | Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia Beginner 3 | An intermediate course in learning Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia that is composed of lessons which cover different skills in learning the language through reading, writing, and speaking. By the end of this course, the students will be able to (1) speak in Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia to narrate, describe, and engage in conversations about topics such as student and family life, food, health, traveling, daily life situations, and other topics relating to the target culture; (2) read and understand texts on the above-mentioned topics; (3) write basic compositions using simple but complete and short paragraphs with good control of grammar and sentence structure about different topics; and (4) appreciate and compare the similarities and differences between their own culture and the target culture. | Bahasa 2 |
| Bahasa 4 | Intermediate Bahasa 1 | Intermediate Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia 1 Continuation of Bahasa 3. | Bahasa 3 |
| Bahasa 5 | Intermediate Bahasa 2 | Bahasa 4 | |
| Bahasa 6 | Intermediate Bahasa 3 | Bahasa 5 | |
| Business Japanese 1 | Introductory Business Japanese | Japanese 6 | |
| Chinese 1 | Mandarin Chinese Beginner 1 | Introduction to the Chinese language The sound system of Mandarin Chinese Basic Mandarin Chinese greetings and expressions Survival/Situational Mandarin Chinese | (none) |
| Chinese 2 | Mandarin Chinese Beginner 2 | Describing things, places, events, person and experiences Expressing opinion and reason Asking permission / suggestion | Chinese 1 |
| Chinese 3 | Mandarin Chinese Beginner 3 | Chinese 2 | |
| Chinese 4 | Mandarin Chinese Intermediate 1 | Chinese 3 | |
| Chinese 5 | Mandarin Chinese Intermediate 2 | Chinese 4 | |
| Chinese 6 | Mandarin Chinese Intermediate 3 | Chinese 5 | |
| Chinese for Kids & Teens | Beginner Chinese for Kids & Teens | (none) | |
| Critical Reading and Writing | Critical Reading and Writing | This seminar introduces the participants to the evaluation phase which is common to both process writing and process reading. Rhetoric targets qualities associated with sociolinguistic congruence and language aesthetics, including figures of speech. Discourse targets the qualities of unity, integrity, and cohesiveness, and various modes of development. Assertions target meaningfulness, verifiability, and factual fit. Argument targets logical relations, modes of reasoning, and fallacies. Also employing the problem-based learning strategy, this seminar uses a series of exercises to drill the participants in the various modes of evaluation. Ultimately, the goal of this seminar is to train the participants towards becoming good copy editors, referees, and critics, able to train their students in professional communication. | (none) |
| Error Density Index (EDI) Analysis | Error Density Index (EDI) Analysis | This seminar focuses on various grammatical constituents and rules of International English, reanalyzed based on modern linguistic theories. Using the problem-based learning strategy, the seminar leads the participants through several English constructions that often puzzle English teachers and learners alike. | (none) |
| JLPT N2/N1 Review | JLPT N2/N1 Review | Department Consent | |
| JLPT N3 Review | JLPT N3 Review | Department Consent | |
| JLPT N4 Review | JLPT N4 Review | Department Consent | |
| JLPT N5 Review | JLPT N5 Review | Department Consent | |
| Japanese 1 | Japanese Beginner 1 | Reading and writing Hiragana and Katakana Basic Japanese greetings, grammar, and conversation Mastery of at least 15 basic Kanji characters | (none) |
| Japanese 10 | Japanese Intermediate 4 | Japanese 9 | |
| Japanese 10.3 | Speaking (N3 passer or equivalent; J9 passer) | Japanese 9 | |
| Japanese 10.5 | The Japanese of Music & Movies | Japanese 9 | |
| Japanese 2 | Japanese Beginner 2 | Describing things, places, events, person, experiences Expressing opinions, reasons Asking permission, suggestions Mastery of at least 30 Kanji characters | Japanese 1, Must have taken Japanese Module 1 or Hapon 10. Mastery of Hiragana and Katakana. |
| Japanese 3 | Japanese Beginner 3 | Japanese 2 | |
| Japanese 4 | Japanese Lower Intermediate 1 | Japanese 3 | |
| Japanese 5 | Japanese Lower Intermediate 2 | Japanese 4 | |
| Japanese 6 | Japanese Lower Intermediate 3 | Japanese 5 | |
| Japanese 7 | Japanese Intermediate 1 | Japanese 6 | |
| Japanese 7.1 | Intermediate Kanji | Japanese 6 | |
| Japanese 7.2 | Intermediate Listening | Japanese 6 | |
| Japanese 7.3 | Intermediate Speaking | Japanese 6 | |
| Japanese 7.4 | Intermediate Writing | Japanese 6 | |
| Japanese 7.5 | Intermediate Reading | Japanese 6 | |
| Japanese 8 | Japanese Intermediate 2 | Japanese 7 | |
| Japanese 9 | Japanese Intermediate 3 | Japanese 8 | |
| Japanese for Kids | Japanese for Kids | This is a course appreciation module for young language learners. The course includes basic greetings, expressions, and cultural activities. | Ages 7 to 12 only |
| Japanese for Kids & Teens | Beginner Japanese for Kids & Teens | (none) | |
| Japanese for Teens | Beginner Japanese for Teens | This is an introductory course to Japanese. Students will learn hiragana and katakana and basic greetings and expressions. May include cultural activities. | Ages 13 to 16 only |
| Korean 1 | Korean Beginner 1 | Introduction to the Korean language Basic Korean greetings, grammar, and conversation Reading and writing of Hangeul (Korean characters) | (none) |
| Korean 10 | Advanced Korean 4 | Korean 9 | |
| Korean 2 | Korean Beginner 2 | Review and continuation of basic greetings, grammar, and conversation Different verbal conjugations according to politeness Numerals and time Adjectives and speech styles Composition | Korean 1, Must have taken Korean Module 1 or Koreyano 10. Mastery of Hangeul characters. |
| Korean 3 | Korean Beginner 3 | Korean 2 | |
| Korean 4 | Korean Intermediate 1 | Korean 3 | |
| Korean 5 | Korean Intermediate 2 | Korean 4 | |
| Korean 6 | Korean Intermediate 3 | Korean 5 | |
| Korean 7 | Korean Advanced 1 | Korean 6 | |
| Korean 8 | Korean Advanced 2 | Korean 7 | |
| Korean 8.1 | Intermediate Reading and Writing | Korean 7 | |
| Korean 9 | Advanced Korean 3 | Korean 8 | |
| Korean for Kids & Teens | Beginner Korean for Kids & Teens | (none) | |
| N5 Intensive Japanese | Japanese 1, 2, and 3 | (none) | |
| Thai 1 | Beginner Thai 1 | (none) | |
| Thai 2 | Beginner Thai 2 | Beginner Thai 2 | Thai 1 |
| Thai 3 | Beginner Thai 3 | Thai 2 | |
| Thai 4 | Intermediate Thai 1 | Thai 3 | |
| Thai 5 | Intermediate Thai 2 | Thai 4 | |
| Thai 6 | Intermediate Thai 3 | Thai 5 | |
| Thai 7 | Advanced Thai 1 | Thai 6 | |
| Thai 8 | Advanced Thai 2 | Thai 7 | |
| Thai 9 | Advanced Thai 3 | Thai 8 |
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How much is the tuition fee? | The class fee is Php 3,500. This is for a 30-hour online class and is inclusive of materials that will be sent electronically. |
| What is the medium of instruction used in your classes? | We use Filipino and/or English as media of instruction in our Extramural Classes. |
| How do I enroll? | Please check the registration details at the REGISTRATION tab of uplinguistics.com. |
| I keep getting the 'Something Wrong Happened' error when signing up for an account. Can you help me? | Please make sure that the files you are uploading are image files (JPG/PNG) that are no larger than 2MB each. If this does not resolve the issue, please email us. |
| Can students from other universities join the Extramural Classes? | Yes, the Extramural Classes program is open to all Filipinos, including non-UPD students. |
| Is there an age requirement to be able to join your classes? | We accept students who are at least 16 years of age or in Senior High School in our regular extramural classes. If the student is below 16 years old, we recommend taking the Kids (for ages 7 to 12) and Teens (for ages 13-16) classes during the Summer (April-May) and/or Midyear (June-July) periods. |
| Are the classes conducted online? | Yes, all our classes are held online via ZOOM. There are still no plans to revert to in-person classes anytime soon. |
| How do I request a Certificate of Completion? | For those who already received their class standing (i.e. PASS or HIGH PASS), you may request certification by logging into your ExCRS account at uplinguistics.com. The REQUEST CERTIFICATE button should appear next to your completed class under My Classes > Select Year (2022 is the default year). If you do not have a class standing yet, you will not be able to request a certificate. Please get in touch with your instructor regarding your grade. The certifications are released within 15 business days from the date of request. |
| Do you offer Spanish/German/French/Italian/Portuguese/Russian? | No, we offer Asian languages here at the UP Department of Linguistics -- Bahasa Indonesia/Malaysia, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai. For European languages, please inquire at the Department of European Languages. |
| Where can I see my Reservation Code and Payment Slip? | Upon successful reservation of a slot, you may go to My Classes and choose the appropriate year (e.g. 2022) to view your Reservation Code and Payment Slip. |
| I am currently waitlisted, how will I know if I already have a reserved slot? | If your status changes from being WAITLISTED to RESERVED, you will automatically receive an email informing you of the change. You may also check your MY CLASSES page to view your current status -- please make sure that you have selected the correct year (e.g. 2022) in the dropdown menu. |
| Can a foreigner (i.e., non-Filipino citizen) join your classes? | Our Extramural Classes program is mainly offered to Filipino citizens whether in the Philippines or abroad. However, we also accept foreigners who are currently (1) residing in the Philippines, or (2) enrolled as exchange students in the University of the Philippines Diliman. Proof of Philippine residence and/or certificate of enrollment will be required from these students. Please note that we use Filipino and/or English as languages of instruction. |
| I am a Master's/Doctoral student in UP Diliman and one of the requirements in my program is language proficiency. May I request a slot in one of your classes? | Yes, please email your request letter addressed to our Department Chair to extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph. Please have it endorsed by your Program Adviser and include your preferred class and section. |
| I already have a background in the language. May I request to start in a higher module class? | Yes, please accomplish the self-assessment form at bit.ly/extramsplacement. If you think that you need a more advanced class other than the classes found in the form, please email extrams.linguistics.upd@up.edu.ph. |
| I have a question about my grade. | For grade-related inquiries, please consult your instructor. You may reach them via email. Their email address is found on your My Classes page. |