The Center for Language Education and Cooperation of the Ministry of Education has launched the International Chinese Language Teachers Scholarship “One Belt and One Road” Local Chinese Language Teacher Improvement Program.

Dr. David Roxburgh, PhD, SFHEA, a Senior Teaching Fellow at the University of Strathclyde, has recently shared his research with SCEN on ‘the Promotion of Chinese Culture within an L3 Language Experience at the P5-7 Stages in Selected Scottish Primary Schools’.

A L3 Mandarin CPD article written by Ann Robertson, a freelance languages advisor and consultant working in East Lothian, Midlothian and Scottish Borders Councils.

Looking back over the unusual academic session 2020/21, here is my A to Z of 2020/21.

The Fourth Conference on Chinese Teaching in Scotland is a free half-day event and a series of three workshops throughout September.

SCILT/CISS is delighted to have partnered with e-Sgoil to contribute to their national offer of timetabled, live-streamed classes that will support youngsters of all ages throughout the period of school closures.

Pupils in China are starting to return to school after being absent from their classrooms for more than three months.

Life in Beijing is still under lockdown, which affects citizens in their daily commute and shopping for groceries.

Exploring innovative approaches to developing Mandarin learning for schools and young people across South-East region

Helena Mao is a SCEN International Ambassador and she is Office Director and Senior Teacher of English at Ziyang Primary School, Hangzhou.

The third Annual Conference on Chinese Language Teaching in Scotland at the University ofThe-University-of-Edinburgh Edinburgh will take place on Friday 2 June 2017

We are delighted to invite you to our next workshop day for teachers of Chinese which will take place at Goldsmiths, University of London on Saturday 24th September, 2016.