In her opening speech at the event, Duong Thi Viet Thang, first secretary at the embassy and head of its department for education and overseas students, acknowledged efforts and contributions of the teachers.

Scene at the conference.

Reviewing the embassy’s activities in support of teaching Vietnamese language for Vietnamese expatriates and Germans, Thang hoped the conference will enable participating teachers to exchange their teaching methods, share difficulties, and suggest measures for better education of the language in contribution to preserving and spreading Vietnamese culture in Germany.

At the event, Associate Professor Nguyen Chi Thuat, a visiting lecturer at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poland, delivered a presentation on the origin and development of Vietnamese, thus giving notes on teaching the language for expats and foreigners.

Meanwhile, participating teachers discussed education methods targeting specific learner.

On behalf of the embassy, Counselor Pham Hoang Tung said the embassy will continue equipping the teachers with necessary books and documents, helping them to tackle their teaching difficulties.

In cities that house a large population of Vietnamese like Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, and Magdeburg, the Vietnamese associations have organised courses teaching the language. Teachers of these classes are mainly volunteers. Meanwhile, in Berlin, Brandenburg, and Sachsen states, Vietnamese has become an optional foreign language at schools and teachers are paid by local authorities.

Teaching Cheo and Quan ho folk singing to the art talents

(BGO) – The Center of Culture and Cinema in the northern province of Bac Giang cooperated with the Center of Culture and Information in Tan Yen district on May 8 kicked off the course to teach Cheo (traditional opera) and Quan ho (Love duet) singing to more than 70 art talents in Phuc Hoa commune (Tan Yen district).

 

Teaching Cheo and Quan ho folk singing

(BGO) – On  March 19, the Center of Culture and Cinema in Bac Giang province joined hand with the Center of Culture, Information and  Sports in Bac Giang city to organize a training course to teach Cheo and Quan ho folk singing in Phan Son hamlet, Dong Son commune.

 

Vietnamese language teaching enhanced for ethnic children

Children of the ethnic minority groups now feel more confident to attend primary schools as the language barrier has been gradually removed.

 

Glory of teaching career

(BGO)- In 2018, Bac Giang received a lot of good news with outstanding achievements in education and training at all levels which secured the position of the province in the national and international “knowledge playgrounds”. These great results were dramatically contributed by dedicated teachers, who shoulder responsibilities for teaching career.

 

Teachers with passion for teaching career and creativity

(BGO)- Recently, Nguyen Van Nam and Than Thi Hoang Yen, teachers of Vietnam-Korea Vocational College of Technology (VK-Tech) in Bac Giang province won the second prize (the highest prize of the province) at the National Vocational Teacher Contest. They are young teachers showing great love for creativity and teaching career who help their students to become good workers. 

 

Source: VNA