In the context of globalization and the ever-changing world, to ignite the passion for learning Chinese and bring true educational value to students, teachers need not only to enhance their teaching capabilities but also to continuously update themselves with the latest educational trends. This ensures that the quality of teaching and learning is always at its highest level. In order to introduce modern trends and groundbreaking methods in Chinese language teaching and learning, providing learners with a rich educational experience and fostering creativity and initiative - while also bringing the learning experience closer to international competency standards, the Faculty of Foreign Languages and International Cultures at Hoa Sen University, in collaboration with SHZ Chinese Language Center and education experts from East China Normal University (Shanghai, China), is organizing the workshop: IMPROVING TEACHING SKILLS FOR CHINESE LANGUAGE INSTRUCTORS.

STUDY WITH ME’ is a FREE online review program for English organized by the Faculty of International Languages and Cultures at Hoa Sen University. It aims to support and help students confidently and successfully conquer the national high school exam (THPTQG).

Do you want to improve your English to an international standard? Are you curious about the NEAS Australia standard English program at HSU? Don't miss the opportunity to learn all about this program and hear valuable insights from leading experts!

"After reviewing and scoring the videos of this year's contestants, BookTalk has the results of the winning teams in the preliminary round. The BookTalk 2024 Organizing Committee is pleased to announce the teams that have passed the preliminary round and advanced to the finals of this competition."

In tomorrow's Master Talk 2, Episode 3 workshop "Dragon Boat Festival - Scented Sachet Making," you will explore the history of the Dragon Boat Festival with the lecturers and participate in exciting games to create delightful and complete scented sachets.

The Mid- Year Festival, celebrated on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month, is one of the significant traditional holidays in many East Asian countries such as Vietnam, China, South Korea, marking the transition between seasons and the midpoint of the year's agricultural cycle. One of the customary activities to welcome the Double Fifth Festival is making scented sachets to hang in homes or carry with oneself. These small sachets come in various shapes and emit fragrant scents of herbs, which help protect against insects and pests, ward off misfortune, and promote better sleep.