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At least ten centers of open education in Russian will appear in different countries by the end of this year, RBC reports. The Ministry of Education is engaged in their creation. The centers will become a part of the program with seven billion rubles budget, which will be allocated by 2025.
Over the past month, the centers began to operate in Uzbekistan, Greece and Kyrgyzstan. They have their own goals and objectives. In Greece, in particular, teachers will help bilingual children improve their communication skills in Russian. Kyrgyz students will be taught the Russian language so that they can cope with testing. In Uzbekistan, the emphasis is on teaching the basics of the Russian language.
The head of the ministry Olga Vasilieva recalled that an agreement on educational cooperation with Serbia had recently been concluded. The document also provides for this format of work.
At the beginning of next year, Russian teachers will go to teach in Vietnamese schools. Next year Russia will also provide the work of the bilingual section with the teaching of some of the subjects in Russian in France. The lessons will be taught by Russian teachers.
In addition, more than one thousand two hundred teachers of the Russian language will be able to improve their skills in courses that will open in Armenia, Romania, Germany and Turkey.
Earlier it became known that a center for open education in Russian is planned to be opened in Ulan Bator.
Russkiy Mir
