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The Institute of Applied Linguistics
The Institute of Applied Linguistics, or simply IAL, is a non-profit, non-sectarian educational institution founded to provide training to men and women involved in language development. IAL is committed to seeing communities achieve progress through the development of language resources found in the community.
IAL Purpose Statement
Enabling Communities...
Offering communities resources, especially training courses for community members, to enable them to meet their language development goals.
Through Education and Training...
IAL courses focus on modern techniques of linguistic analysis and literature production. Courses are immediately followed by practical application of principles learned.
For the Development of Local Languages...
IAL seeks to foster local language development so that communities will be able to use their language resources to the maximum potential.
IAL's Core Values
IAL members share the following common values:
- Affirming the intrinsic worth of all mother tongues and cultures.
- Building capable, visionary leaders committed to excellence, humility and integrity.
- Serving through partnership.
- Maintaining quality in all our work.
- Transferring knowledge and skills.
IAL's Activities
To fulfil the language development goals of IAL, members:
- Train people working in the field of linguistics, literacy and language development.
- Promote research into the languages and cultures of Pakistan.
- Publish books and articles and provide computer-based resources relating to that research.
- Produce literature that will assist language maintenance and development.
- Promote the translation of literature of social and moral value.
- Provide resources and assistance in language-use and literacy programmes.
- Foster local language development so that communities will be able to use their language resources to the maximum potential.
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2024 Events
29 April -3 May 2024Biblical Geography |
2023 Events
18 September -6 October 2023Morphology and Syntax 28 August -15 September 2023Anthropology 31 July -18 August 2023Sociolinguistics 10-28 July 2023Phonology 3-7 July 2023Phonetics 19-28 June 2023Basic Computer Use 5-16 June 2023Research Methods |
2022 Events
5-8 December 2022Finger Math Workshop |
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22-26 March 2021Film Making Workshop |
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Sociolinguistics Module was held. |
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