TEPAV will organise a conference on Russian language education in Turkey in cooperation with TOBB University of Economics and Technology Department of International Entrepreneurship.
ANKARA - TEPAV Russian Center will organise a conference which will address in detail Russian language education in cooperation with TOBB University of Economics and Technology Department of International Entrepreneurship and Moscow State University Foreign Language Education Center. The conference with the theme "Russian Language Education in Turkey" will be held on October, 22-23 in TOBB University of Economics and Technology, Social Facilities Building. The conference will start with the opening speeches of Prof. Güven Sak, Director of TEPAV and Aleksandr Epifanov, Councellor, Embassy of Russian Federation in Turkey and continue with the presentations by experts. In the program the issues which contain the status of Russian language in today, how to teach Russian to foreign students and TORFL, test of Russian as a foreign language will be evaluated extensively. The participants of the program will be awarded a certificate at the end of the conference.
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TEPAV will organise a conference on Russian language education in Turkey in cooperation with TOBB University of Economics and Technology Department of International Entrepreneurship.
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