To be eligible for state funding of up to €500 through the KURSUOK.lt platform, you must meet the following criteria:
- Age: 18-65 years.
- Employment: you are employed or self-employed.
- Education: you have a university degree or professional qualification.
- Nationality: you are a citizen of the Republic of Lithuania or have a residence permit.
Please choose the group and schedule that suits you. You can register for the following courses:
No, lectures are not recorded.
Contact us by email ukmc@ukmc.lt and we will send you a free test to determine your level and recommend which group to choose.
If you are a foreigner - migrant or refugee - and you are working legally in Lithuania, you have a great opportunity to start learning new languages for free. Language courses are funded KURSUOK.LT!
Simply choose the group that suits you best, select a convenient timetable and register via KURSUOK.LT platform. Start today!
evidence of your professional qualifications you can validate your diploma remotely www.skvc.lt. If you are still unsure, just fill in the registration form and we will contact you.
Classes are held 2 times a week for 1.5 hours (2 academic hours).
Learning format: distance learning, with teaching materials.
Group size: up to 12 people.
Registration and submission of documents is done through the e-banking system. If the person is eligible, he/she will be awarded an e-services contract.
The funding (€500) is open to people who meet the following criteria:
Educational requirements
If you obtained your qualifications outside the EU, you can have your diploma legalised on www.skvc.lt. The process is fast and electronic.
If you are a migrant or war refugee and want to learn or improve your Lithuanian language, pass the state language exam and start working in Lithuania, you can take advantage of free courses. These courses last 120 academic hours and are funded by the Employment Service. The training is aimed at both unemployed and employed people.
The aim of the training is to help foreigners integrate into the Lithuanian labour market and to prepare them for exams in the state language category I, II or III.
The Foreign Language Training Centre is an official partner of the Employment Service, providing training in approved and funded programmes throughout Lithuania.
For more information on Lithuanian language training, please visit the Employment Service website: Lithuanian language training.
The training programmes are tailored to both unemployed and employed people.
4-6 academic hours every working day, except weekends and public holidays
Shorter programmes:
3 times a week, 3-4 academic hours
Shorter programmes:
Daily, 6 academic hours.
3 times a week, 3-4 academic hours
The aim of the specialised programmes is to develop the spoken and professional competences of the state language (Lithuanian) for foreigners working or intending to work in the beauty, service, trade, catering, health or other sectors. These competences are essential for integration into the labour market, everyday and social life, as well as for preparation for the national language examination.
For a full list of training programmes and information on the support provided by the Employment Service, click here:
For more information on preparing for the national language proficiency test, see the link: Preparing for the exam.
The programmes are funded by the Employment Service under the Ministry of Social Security and Labour. To benefit from the funding, you must meet the following criteria:
To register, visit your nearest Employment Service office or fill in the online registration form: Registration.
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