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02438348033 A Discussion on the Experiences of Teaching Vietnamese Language to Foreign Students at the Academy of Journalism and Communication
In the current context of integration and cooperation, the exchange of students among countries become inevitable. More and more foreigners and international students come to Vietnam to work and to learn. Therefore, teaching Vietnamese language to foreigners has become very popular. This is a new and challenging task for Vietnamese teachers. However, for the lecturers at the Academy of Journalism and Communication, the teaching of Vietnamese language has been conducted for some time. As a lecturer, who both studies and practises teaching Vietnamese language, the author shares her experiences in teaching Vietnamese language to international students at the Academy in the last few years.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 4 (2019).
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