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Total Dictation to be held in April, 2018

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Total Dictation to be held in April, 2018


29.11.2017

pixabay.comThe date of the next annual educational campaign titled Total Dictation has been announced, TASS reports. It will be held on April 14, 2018. The head of the project Olga Rebkovets shared some news for the dictation participants.

According to her, the capital of the campaign will change. The campaign has been conducted in Novosibirsk for all thirteen years, now other cities will have an opportunity to become the main ground for the educational campaign as well, where the author will read the text in person.

The contest will decide which city is to become the capital. Applications can be sent starting this autumn. People’s voting will decide winners of the first stage at the website of the campaign. Seven cities will appear in the finals. They will present their applications personally in Novosibirsk State University. Presentations are planned for February. The winner will be announced after the presentations.

The dictation headquarters and its expert center will stay in Novosibirsk.

All devotees of the Russian studies are welcome to check their skills at the Dictation. Leonid Yusefovich was an author of the Dictation this year.

The campaign got the international status. This year the Dictation was held in all continents of the world and in more than 860 towns. The only country where the dictation was prohibited due to the threats of radicals is Ukraine.

US is a leader among the countries, the dictation was written in nineteen cities there.

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