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Mongolia and UK discuss expanding education cooperation

Talks covered English teacher training and joint university programmes that could let students begin their studies in Mongolia.

Mongolia’s education minister L. Enkh-Amgalan met UK Ambassador Edwin Samuel to discuss cooperation in education. The agenda included teacher development, scholarships and joint degree pathways between Mongolian and British universities.

Source: Ministry of Education of Mongolia

Mongolia’s education minister L. Enkh-Amgalan meets UK Ambassador Edwin Samuel
Mongolian and UK officials discuss cooperation in education. Illustrative photo. Photo: lil_foot_ / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

Mongolian Minister of Education L. Enkh-Amgalan met Edwin Samuel, the United Kingdom’s ambassador to Mongolia, to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation in education.

The sides focused on improving the quality and accessibility of English-language training and supporting teachers’ professional development. A government-backed British project, carried out with UNICEF, has trained 739 English teachers at 219 public schools in eight aimags. They represent more than 20 percent of English teachers nationwide.

The meeting also covered potential partnerships with Cambridge Partnership for Education to strengthen teacher preparation. Topics included building the capacity of the Mongolian State University of Education, updating teacher-training curricula and supporting the professional development of educators and researchers.

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Enkh-Amgalan expressed gratitude for the Chevening Scholarship programme, which supports young Mongolians pursuing master’s degrees in the UK.

The two sides also discussed turning the memorandum of understanding between the National University of Mongolia and NCUK into concrete learning opportunities. The minister said he was interested in partnerships between other Mongolian universities and UK institutions to develop joint 2+2 and 1+3 degree programmes. Under these pathways, students could begin their studies in Mongolia and complete their degrees in the UK.

Source: Ministry of Education of Mongolia

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