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Under the decision, German and Korean languages will be taught as the mandatory first for students from third grade to twelve grade of 10-year formal education in the pilot teaching program ( for formal education consisting of ten years of basic education). The pilot foreign language teaching program aims to help students improve their communication skills of the two languages to satisfy demand of foreign language interpreters and translators during integration. Specifically, sixth graders can achieve level A1 ( elementary), nine graders can finish intermediate and 12th grader can reach advanced level. The languages will be taught in a total of 1,155 periods each period lasting 35 minutes. Upon the decision of pilot teaching program of German and Korean, high schoolers can teach the two languages as the first mandatory foreign language if schools ensure teaching staff and facilities. Presently, first foreign languages including English, Russian, French, Chinese, Japanese, … [Read more...] about Vietnam pilots teaching German, Korean in high schools

The Hanoitimes - The pilot teaching of Korean and German aims to help students improve their communication skills in the languages of these two countries. German and Korean languages will be taught as optional subject for Vietnamese students from third to twelfth grade on a pilot basis from the academic year of 2021-22, according to the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET). Vietnam to pilot teaching German, Korean in high schools. Photo: Kinhtedothi.vn The pilot teaching of Korean and German aims to help students improve their communication skills in the languages of these two countries that have developed increasing exchanges with Vietnam, and meet the demand for foreign language interpreters and translators during integration, said the MoET. Specifically, sixth grade learners of German or Korean could achieve level A1 (elementary), nine graders would finish intermediate and 12th grader could reach advanced level. The languages will be taught in a … [Read more...] about Vietnam to pilot teaching German and Korean language in high schools

The Ministry of Education and Training has decided to pilot German and Korean as the first foreign languages at local schools. Under the decision, German and Korean will be taught as the first mandatory languages for students from third grade to twelve grades on the trial basis from February 9. According to the Ministry of Education and Training, the pilot teaching of German and Korean in some localities have proved good results with the active response from students. This is the reason why these two languages are added to the list of the first obligatory foreign language list. The Ministry of Education and Training has decided to pilot German and Korean as the first foreign languages at local schools The languages will be taught in a total of 1,155 periods of 45 minutes each. Among those, the primary level will have 420 periods and the secondary and high levels with 420 and 315 periods each respectively. The programme is expected to help students improve … [Read more...] about Korean, German piloted as first foreign languages at Vietnamese schools

Several roads leading into Hanoi faced severe congestion as schools reopened on the morning of March 2. Many motorbike drivers ran on the pavements or in the wrong direction along Nguyen Trai, Le Van Luong and Tran Duy Hung streets. The police were sent out early to regulate the traffic and ease congestion spots. Dao Lan Phuong from Thanh Xuan District said she already had to leave home early for fear of congestion on the first day. Meanwhile, traffic along Truong Chinh Street has improved greatly after the elevated ring road was completed. Some photos of the streets on Tuesday morning: Hanoi roads jammed as students return to school on the morning of March 2. … [Read more...] about Main Hanoi roads jammed as students return to school

This was stated by the Deputy Director of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People’s Army during his visit to the command on March 2. On the occasion, Senior Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Tue, Chief of the provincial military command, briefed the guests on the unit’s task performance in the first quarter of this year. Specifically, the unit strictly exercised combat readiness, organized a happy lunar New Year (Tet) for troops, instructed its affiliates to make thorough preparations for an exercise on shifting combat readiness, and upgraded training grounds. It also organized numerous activities to celebrate the success of the 13th National Party Congress, issued resolutions on leadership over training, sports festivals, and competitions in 2021, ensured logistical services, weaponry and equipment for routine and combat readiness missions, and strictly exercised COVID-19 prevention and control measures. In the coming time, the command will continue to work closely with … [Read more...] about Thai Binh provincial Military Command asked to comprehensively complete assignments