Depuis 3 ans, un partenariat entre l'Office public de la langue bretonne, les Conseil départementaux et le Centre national de la fonction publique territoriale (CNFPT) permet aux agents territoriaux qui le souhaitent de se former au breton. Accessible à tous les départements bretons, le dispositif vient d'être renforcé.
Source : http://www.gref-bretagne.com/Actualites/Revue-de-presse/Langue-bretonne.-Renforcement-des-formations-pour-les-agents-territoriaux

The Team’s principal research object is language in all its forms; oral, written, popular, scholarly and literary. This includes Arabic principally, but also Berber (Tamazight), Hebrew, Farsi and ancient Near Eastern languages (Aramean, Akkadian, Phoenician, Sumerian, etc.). The approaches to this object of study—language—are extremely diverse, from data processing and analysis to textual and literary analysis, via epigraphy, linguistics, sociolinguistics or even translation theory and the sociology of culture. This combination of scholarly training and openness to the social sciences has contributed to renewing perceptions of these societies. The members of this center are all actively involved in research and training at the Department of Middle-Eastern Studies of Aix Marseille University, especially with linguistics and literature seminars. They also participate in the laboratory’s cross-disciplinary research axes.