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INTRODUCTION OF CAMBRIDGE STANDARDS IS BEGINNING
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ The Minister of Education, Culture and Science Yo.Otgonbayar gave Tuesday a report to media on a program of introducing standards of Cambridge in Mongolia.
The government of Mongolia is cooperating with the Cambridge University in reforming the standards and programs of general education system matching it with the internationally-accepted Cambridge program and introducing the bilingual system in training programs through the Cambridge international program.
The Ministry of Education will conduct experimental works for reforming standards and programs of primary and secondary schools in the academic years of 2011-2012. One school from each aimag and nine schools of the capital city will be chosen for the works. Thus, training programs on mathematics, English language, natural sciences, chemistry, physics, geography, biology and historical science for fifth and tenth grades will be renovated within the testing period that will last for three years.
The reformed training program will be introduced in all and primary and secondary schools from the academic years of 2014-2015. In conjunction with it, some measures will be taken for enrolling teachers in re-training, reforming the training programs of pedagogical universities and textbooks of secondary school and others.
Apart of the report, a training-seminar has been held in the UB hotel. It has been co-organized by the Ministry of Education and the Cambridge University attracting directors and teachers of secondary schools of the city and aimags. Focused on the training program of the Cambridge, the seminar has been conducted by Jill Johnson, a specialist of the Cambridge University.
B.Khuder
The government of Mongolia is cooperating with the Cambridge University in reforming the standards and programs of general education system matching it with the internationally-accepted Cambridge program and introducing the bilingual system in training programs through the Cambridge international program.
The Ministry of Education will conduct experimental works for reforming standards and programs of primary and secondary schools in the academic years of 2011-2012. One school from each aimag and nine schools of the capital city will be chosen for the works. Thus, training programs on mathematics, English language, natural sciences, chemistry, physics, geography, biology and historical science for fifth and tenth grades will be renovated within the testing period that will last for three years.
The reformed training program will be introduced in all and primary and secondary schools from the academic years of 2014-2015. In conjunction with it, some measures will be taken for enrolling teachers in re-training, reforming the training programs of pedagogical universities and textbooks of secondary school and others.
Apart of the report, a training-seminar has been held in the UB hotel. It has been co-organized by the Ministry of Education and the Cambridge University attracting directors and teachers of secondary schools of the city and aimags. Focused on the training program of the Cambridge, the seminar has been conducted by Jill Johnson, a specialist of the Cambridge University.
B.Khuder
