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Language Training Center is sponsored by Department of Defense (administered through the Defense Language and National Security Education Office). This grant funds university-based language and culture training programs for military and Department of Defense personnel. It leverages existing university and college language and culture programs to meet the needs of DOW organizations and units.
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The Language Training Centers is an initiative of the Defense Language and National Security Education Office (DLNSEO).") [](https://www. dodltc.
org/about-dlnseo) * California State University, Long Beach * San Diego State University [](https://www. dodltc.
org/about-dlnseo) **THE DEFENSE LANGUAGE AND NATIONAL SECURITY EDUCATION OFFICE** The Defense Language and National Security Education Office") (DLNSEO) leads the nation in recruiting, training, sustaining, and enhancing language and culture capabilities to ensure national security and defense readiness by: - Building a highly-qualified pool of U.S. citizens with foreign language and international expertise committed to public service through programs and policies, - Leading the Department’s strategic policy planning regarding foreign language, culture, and regional expertise for Department of War (DOW) personnel, - Providing oversight of high-value training and education DOW initiatives, and - Ensuring National and Departmental governance through the Defense Language Steering Committee, the National Security Education Board, and other organizational and professional bodies.
[](https://www. dodltc. org/about-dlnseo#)- Any - * Other: Foreign Language Instructor Course * Other: Regional Studies Course * Arabic (Modern Standard Arabic) [](https://www.
dodltc. org/about-dlnseo#)- Any - * California State University, Long Beach * San Diego State University * Accessibility/Section 508")
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Language Training Center is funded by Department of Defense (administered through the Defense Language and National Security Education Office). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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