More than 600 students at the school were instructed by teachers at The Viet English Center to make Chung cake, peach and apricot blossoms, greeting card and red envelope; showcase the products and deliver the presentation in English.

The Viet English Center presents 20 scholarships to the school students.

Additionally, they had the chance to exchange the foreign language with the topic about Lunar New Year and meaningful of Chung cake making custom. Besides, 35 students at grade 8 and 9 enjoyed the contest of “Ring the golden bell” under the theme of “Ngay Tet que em” (Tet holiday in my homeland) to answer all questions in English.

To date, the English festival has been organized in 12 out of 16 secondary schools in the city so as to prepare for the municipal contest in April 2019.

Cultural exchange at English camp

(BGO) – The English camp 2018 jointly held by the Department of Education and Training (DoET) and Hanoi based English Institute in July 7 – 27 at Ngo Si Lien High School (Bac Giang city) brought several benefits to the students such as an opportunity to daily communicate in English, learn about American culture and further understand the lifestyle of international youth.

 

“Bookworm” attracts English-language book lovers

“Best English bookstore in Hanoi,” or “A heaven for bookaholics” are two among the comments of foreigners who have visited Bookworm, a bookshop filled with English books in Hanoi.

 

Free English classes offered at pagoda: Hanoi

Dozens of local children and adolescents were eagerly learning and practicing English activities with their foreign and Vietnamese teachers in an English class on Sunday morning in Phap Van pagoda in Hanoi’s Hoang Mai district.

 

Online English Learning Account presented to needy students

(BGO) – My Do secondary school (Bac Giang city) has coordinated with Hanoi - based GDO Online Education and Communication Joint Stock Company (GDO) to gift 57 online English learning accounts to the students of impoverished and policy beneficial families.

 

My Son Sanskrit texts to be translated into Vietnamese, English

The Sanskrit texts inscribed on the relics at My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO world heritage site in central Vietnam, will be translated into Vietnamese and English with the assistance of Indian experts.

 

Dang Thang