Nikita Lobanov-Rostovsky (UK) is one of the most renowned and active representatives of the old Russian emigrant community, co-founder of the International Council of Russian Compatriots (ICRC), Russian art collector and philanthropist. He told the Russkiy Mir about the history of his family that had left Soviet Russia in 1919 and his public activities. Training program for RSL teachers started in Milan
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22.10.2020
A professional development program began for teachers of Russian as a foreign language living in Italy began on October 20, at the Russian Center of the University of Milan,
The program, designed for 40 hours, consists of two modules: "General methodological issues of teaching Russian as a foreign language" and "Practice-oriented methods of teaching Russian as a foreign language".
The program is taught by professors from the Pushkin State Institute and teachers of the Russian language department of the University of Milan. The main part of the program takes place in an online format, which allows everyone to improve their professional level without leaving home.
In February 2021, two days of practical training for participants are planned at the Russian Center.
Oksana Bejenari, Milan
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Nikita Lobanov-Rostovsky (UK) is one of the most renowned and active representatives of the old Russian emigrant community, co-founder of the International Council of Russian Compatriots (ICRC), Russian art collector and philanthropist. He told the Russkiy Mir about the history of his family that had left Soviet Russia in 1919 and his public activities. 
Carol Apollonio, president of the International Dostoevsky Society and professor Professor of the Practice of Slavic and Eurasian Studies at Duke University (USA), is a participant of the XIV Assembly of the Russkiy Mir. Quite a long time ago she started studying Russian to save the world. And today she believes that it is necessary to read Russian classical literature to have a better understanding of Russian people.