Workshop seeks to improve Vietnamese language teaching in Ukraine
The Embassy of Vietnam in Ukraine hosted a workshop on improving the quality of Vietnamese language education for the Vietnamese community in Ukraine on April 21.
The workshop takes place in Ukraine on April 21 (Source: VNA)Kiev (VNA) –
The Embassy of Vietnam in Ukraine hosted a workshop on improving the quality of
Vietnamese language education for the Vietnamese community in Ukraine on April
21.
The event aimed at finding a practical and effective approach to enhancing Vietnamese language education for the Vietnamese in Ukraine in an attempt to preserve and uphold the national language and unique culture.
It drew the participation of a number of local researchers, Vietnamese language lecturers, journalists from local Vietnamese newspapers and students’ parents.
Attendees underlined the significance of teaching Vietnamese for overseas Vietnamese, particularly in Ukraine where approximately 10,000 Vietnamese expats are living.
They proposed many solutions, including encouraging the community’s engagement in organising Vietnamese language courses, making curriculum, teaching and learning materials, diversifying teaching methods, and raising funds for teachers.
They also outlined several barriers to Vietnamese teaching and learning in Ukraine such as the lack of capable teachers and proper learning materials, and limited funds.
The Vietnamese Embassy and community in Ukraine have been working to enhance the involvement of the society and international cooperation in the Vietnamese language education as well as push for the establishment a faculty of Vietnamese studies in local universities.-VNA
The event aimed at finding a practical and effective approach to enhancing Vietnamese language education for the Vietnamese in Ukraine in an attempt to preserve and uphold the national language and unique culture.
It drew the participation of a number of local researchers, Vietnamese language lecturers, journalists from local Vietnamese newspapers and students’ parents.
Attendees underlined the significance of teaching Vietnamese for overseas Vietnamese, particularly in Ukraine where approximately 10,000 Vietnamese expats are living.
They proposed many solutions, including encouraging the community’s engagement in organising Vietnamese language courses, making curriculum, teaching and learning materials, diversifying teaching methods, and raising funds for teachers.
They also outlined several barriers to Vietnamese teaching and learning in Ukraine such as the lack of capable teachers and proper learning materials, and limited funds.
The Vietnamese Embassy and community in Ukraine have been working to enhance the involvement of the society and international cooperation in the Vietnamese language education as well as push for the establishment a faculty of Vietnamese studies in local universities.-VNA
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