The Summer Camp for the year of 2024 which is a online program of Training of Local Chinese Teachers in Pakistan effectively finished , denoting the closing of a far reaching four-day program pointed toward improving the abilities and mastery of nearby teachers on Friday.
The occasion, which occurred from August 23-26, was facilitated by Xinjiang Horticultural College (XAU) and co-coordinated by the Confucius Foundation at the College of Farming, Faisalabad (CIUAF), close by the Xinjiang Uygur Independent District Instruction Global Trade Affiliation.
A sum of 37 neighbourhood Chinese educators and worldwide Chinese language lovers partook in the day camp, addressing seven colleges, five Confucius Foundations, and two Confucius Study halls across Pakistan. The camp was to reinforce the showing capacities of its members, guaranteeing a strong and skilled showing force in the country.
The instructional meetings were advanced by the inclusion of teachers and specialists from noticeable Chinese scholastic organizations, including Shanghai Jiao Tong College, Hebei College, Zhejiang Typical College, and XAU. Educators from different Confucius Foundations additionally contributed their important information and experience to the program.
The day camp’s educational program was partitioned into two modules, each customised to meet the particular necessities of the members. The primary module, “Worldwide Chinese Schooling Hypothesis and Practice,” contained five talks covering points, for example, innovation helped Chinese language educating, prospectus advancement, syntactic contextual investigations, jargon guidance procedures, and expert making arrangements for neighbourhood Chinese educators.
The subsequent module, “Chinese Culture Video Sharing and Active Encounters,” offered three intuitive studios intended to submerge members in Chinese culture. These studios included exercises, for example, paper cutting, calligraphy, and a prologue to Peking Drama, giving a special open door to members to draw in with and value different parts of Chinese culture.
Editor : Kamran Raja