The “Multilingual Characteristic Class” Having Played an Important Role before Senior 3
From：Shijiazhuang No.42 Secondary School Time：2011-07-13 11:12:40 Read：1843
Ding Meng, a Senior 1 student in the “multilingual characteristic class” of No. 42 Middle School, got the one-year study qualification of going to Japan.
When the vast majority of high school students are confused about which university they will go to, a Senior 1 student have received the invitation of going to Japan for a one-year study. She is Ding Meng, who is from the “multilingual characteristic class” of No. 42 Middle School.
No. 42 Middle School of Shijiazhuang city in Hebei province is an international school, the school established the “multilingual characteristic class” in 2009 in order to let the students conform to the world. A “multilingual characteristic class” is made up of outstanding students who have the intention of going abroad. In addition to conventional courses and Canadian English courses, the school opens second-language courses and hires full-time Japanese and French teachers to teach Japanese and French. The school also hires TOEFL and IELTS teachers to give students free classes on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
In December 2010, ten students from the “multilingual characteristic class” participated in the IELTS test. As a result, 3 students got 6 points, 4 students were admitted to 5.5 points and a few other students got more than 5 points! Students who get 5.5 points in the IELTS test can obtain British, American and Australian student visa. They will be exempted from foundation studies for one year and can study directly in the university!
In the recent National Japanese Contest, Ding Meng who learned Japanese for less than a year has achieved excellent results. At the same time, “Heart to Heart: the Cause of Inviting Chinese Senior High School Students to Visit Japan” also threw her the “olive branch”.
A total of 70 students participated in the interview of “Heart to Heart: the Cause of Inviting Chinese Senior High School Students to Visit Japan”, and 35 were enrolled. The teachers and examiners of Japan International Communication Foundation spoke highly of Ding Meng who had high qualities. The examiners thought the students in our school were confident and energetic. They also thought their Japanese oral communicative ability was quite good!
Ding Meng will go to Japan for the one-year study program in September, 2011. Japan International Communication Foundation will be responsible for the tuition, the costs of air tickets and living. They are also responsible for the disease and injury insurance costs in Japan and provide 10000 yen living expenses monthly.
As our principal Li Yaqing said, “You are Qianlima! If you want to run quickly by riding a horse, I will be glad to be your guide. If you want to explore in the sea of knowledge, I would like to guide you in the front!”
When the vast majority of high school students are confused about which university they will go to, a Senior 1 student have received the invitation of going to Japan for a one-year study. She is Ding Meng, who is from the “multilingual characteristic class” of No. 42 Middle School.
No. 42 Middle School of Shijiazhuang city in Hebei province is an international school, the school established the “multilingual characteristic class” in 2009 in order to let the students conform to the world. A “multilingual characteristic class” is made up of outstanding students who have the intention of going abroad. In addition to conventional courses and Canadian English courses, the school opens second-language courses and hires full-time Japanese and French teachers to teach Japanese and French. The school also hires TOEFL and IELTS teachers to give students free classes on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
In December 2010, ten students from the “multilingual characteristic class” participated in the IELTS test. As a result, 3 students got 6 points, 4 students were admitted to 5.5 points and a few other students got more than 5 points! Students who get 5.5 points in the IELTS test can obtain British, American and Australian student visa. They will be exempted from foundation studies for one year and can study directly in the university!
In the recent National Japanese Contest, Ding Meng who learned Japanese for less than a year has achieved excellent results. At the same time, “Heart to Heart: the Cause of Inviting Chinese Senior High School Students to Visit Japan” also threw her the “olive branch”.
A total of 70 students participated in the interview of “Heart to Heart: the Cause of Inviting Chinese Senior High School Students to Visit Japan”, and 35 were enrolled. The teachers and examiners of Japan International Communication Foundation spoke highly of Ding Meng who had high qualities. The examiners thought the students in our school were confident and energetic. They also thought their Japanese oral communicative ability was quite good!
Ding Meng will go to Japan for the one-year study program in September, 2011. Japan International Communication Foundation will be responsible for the tuition, the costs of air tickets and living. They are also responsible for the disease and injury insurance costs in Japan and provide 10000 yen living expenses monthly.
As our principal Li Yaqing said, “You are Qianlima! If you want to run quickly by riding a horse, I will be glad to be your guide. If you want to explore in the sea of knowledge, I would like to guide you in the front!”
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