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A panel discussion was held at the Institute of Foreign Languages of PetrSU, during which topical problems in linguistics and methods of teaching foreign languages were discussed.
The Department of German and French Languages of the Institute of Foreign Languages of PetrSU was invited as partners in scientific cooperation to this event, the teachers of the Department of Romance and Germanic Philology and Translation of the St. Petersburg State University of Economics (SPbSEU).
Colleagues of two universities in the North-West region of the Russian Federation exchanged views on current topics. So, Inna Vladimirovna Kreneva, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Director of the Institute of Foreign Languages of PetrSU, analyzed the formation of distance learning a foreign language at PetrSU, having made a short excursion into recent history, when a year ago there was an urgent need for an urgent transition to distance learning in links with the pandemic. In
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The third meeting of students of the Institute of Foreign Languages of Petrozavodsk State University with young people (students and schoolchildren) from the sister city of Tubingen took place.
The meeting was held in the videoconference mode on the ZOOM platform and was a continuation of the Tubingen-Petrozavodsk online youth exchange project.
The third of four planned meetings within the framework of the virtual bilingual round table “Tourist Karelia”, organized annually under the guidance of Associate Professor of the Department of German and French Languages E.N. Vorotilina and senior lecturer of the Department of Foreign Languages of Humanities O.O. Nikolaeva, was devoted to the demonstration and discussion of a photo of the sights of the twin city of Tubingen, as well as a video filmed by the students of the Institute of Foreign Languages. One of the initiators of the meeting was the Karelian Foundation for the Development of People’s Diplomacy,
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Students of the Institute of Foreign Languages Elena Petrova and Anna Zhestkova (specialization “Pedagogical Education”, profile “French and English”) and teacher of the Department of German and French languages Khankevich Ekaterina Andreevna are finishing their studies at the Higher School of Translators of the Free University of Brussels.
The Higher School of Translation and Interpretation (ISTI), which has been part of the Free University of Brussels since 2015, trains future translators in 9 languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Turkish and Russian. Thanks to international recognition and 60 years of experience (ISTI was founded in 1958), the School has signed cooperation and mobility agreements with 110 universities in more than 30 countries.
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The Department of German and French Languages of the Institute of Foreign Languages of PetrSU annually holds a scientific and practical conference dedicated to the International Day of the Liberation of Prisoners of German-Fascist Concentration Camps.
This year the conference is held in a part-time format and has several working sites. The conference is attended by schoolchildren, teachers from Petrozavodsk and Moscow, students and teachers of PetrSU, guests from Germany, DonNACA ( Donbass National Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture) and others.
On April 7, Associate Professor of the Department of German and French Languages Ernest Iosifovich Tsypkin made a report “Soviet prisoners of war in the system of concentration camps in Nazi Germany” for students of PetrSU (profile “German and English”).
PetrSU teachers held master classes by correspondence with foreign friends for the students of the Lomonosov gymnasium.Classes with schoolchildren were the first stage in the implementation of the joint project Mit freundlichen Grüßen ("With friendly