Imagine a space where everything you need is organized, easy to find, and just a few clicks away.

Now, meet the new?, your go-to learning resource for communicating effectively in all six official UN languages.

Developed by the Capacity Development and Operational Training Service (CDOTS), the new platform serves language learners and teachers, learning managers, and anyone involved with ¡ª or interested in ¡ª multilingualism.

Join a growing community of users to:

  • Discover UN language standards and assessment tools to evaluate your UN level.

  • Explore courses and workshops from general language acquisition to specialized communication skills.

  • Access flexible online learning options tailored to your needs.

  • Find self-study materials and additional resources aligned with UN priority topics, including the SDGs and language-inclusive communication strategies.

  • Learn about customized training solutions in all six official UN languages for teams and departments across the UN system.

  • Stay informed about activities and events, including Language Days and immersion programmes and other multilingualism initiatives.

?The new UN Languages website goes beyond offering language tools ¡ª it furthers the UN 2.0 vision, creating a unique global learning space essential for international civil servants navigating the 21st-century workplace.

Designed with accessibility at its core, the site ensures an inclusive learning environment, featuring design elements that support persons with disabilities.

By connecting UN staff, managers, and affiliates worldwide, the platform ensures consistency, quality, and accessibility in language training and capacity-building initiatives at UN Headquarters and in field missions alike.

Visit the new UN Languages website today and take part in building a more connected, multilingual United Nations. Language opens doors ¡ª start exploring today!

The Capacity Development and Operational Training Service (CDOTS) is in the Department of Operational Support (DOS).

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