CLIL in China

Zero Carbon City Shanghai

The campaign got underway with a morning of training for exhibition facilitators at the offices of the British Council in Shanghai. 32 students from the Maritime University in Shanghai came along to volunteer to facilitate the workshops and help with the running of the exhibition generally... more here.

The Cultural and Education Section of the British Consulate-General in Shanghai www.britishcouncil.org.cn is running an exciting schools links programme where UK schools are partnered with Chinese schools to develop what is hoped will become a long term relationship... more here.

The Education and Cultural Section of the British Embassy in China (www.britishcouncil.org.cn) opened the ZCC Exhibition at the Planetarium Beijing on Monday, Set 5^th, 2005 guests included Ian Pearson, British Minister for International Trade... more here.

60 teachers and students came along from Beijing schools to observe model lessons being offered on teaching science through the medium of English... more here.

Science Across the World in Beijing, March 2004

The Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy in Beijing is setting up a project for Science teachers working through the medium of English, English teachers and materials developers. As part of this initiative three days of workshops were carried out exploring the issues involved in teaching content through the medium of English from March 16-18, 2004 at the High School Affiliated to Beijing Normal University in the heart of Beijing, China... more here.

Science Across the World in Shenyang, China, February 2004

Shenyang ELT Roadshow, February 9-19^th, 2004... more here.