I. Signing an educational exchange agreement
1, 200910 On April 4, 2009, China and the DPRK continued to sign the 20 10-2020 Agreement on Education Exchange and Cooperation between the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in Pyongyang.
2. With the support of the education department, China 16 University and eight universities in North Korea, including Peking University and Kim Il Sung University, signed agreements to establish inter-school exchange relations.
3. With the support of the education departments of the two countries, Yuwen Middle School in Jilin, China established friendly inter-school exchanges with Kandi Middle School in North Korea, Beijing No.5 Middle School with Pyongyang No.1 Middle School, Jilin Fusong Experimental Primary School with Jin Chengzhu Primary School in North Korea, and in July, 201kloc-0/,the middle school affiliated to the Teachers College of Jishou University in China established friendly inter-school exchanges with Shuochang Middle School in Shunchuan County, South Pyongan Province, North Korea.
Second, delegation exchanges.
After the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the DPRK, the education ministers of the two sides led delegations to exchange visits many times. On June 5438+ 10, 2005, North Korean Minister of Education Kim Young-Jin led a delegation to Beijing to attend the second Asian Education Forum. China's Minister of Education, Zhou Ji, met with the delegation and presented 100 computers to the DPRK Ministry of Education for free on behalf of the Ministry of Education.
In June 2009, Jilin University hosted the first China-DPRK University Presidents Forum, and the presidents of eight universities in North Korea attended the forum. 20 10 September, the Joint Education Committee of the Korean Foreign Culture Committee held the second China-DPRK University Presidents Forum in Pyongyang. The presidents of 32 universities in China and their representatives attended the forum. 20 10 10 North Korean higher education independently led a delegation to Guangzhou to attend the Asian University Presidents Forum.
According to the exchange agreement, the two sides exchanged more than 450 educational delegations (groups). Since 2000, more than 80 delegations have exchanged visits between schools.
Third, the exchange of international students.
According to the educational exchange agreement between the two countries, the two sides exchange government scholarships every year. At present, the number of Korean students studying in China is 400 per year (including undergraduates, master students, doctoral students and advanced students), mainly studying science, engineering, electronics, medicine and modern science and technology development. Up to now, nearly 5,000 North Korean students are studying in China. Every year, there are 60 foreign students in China who exchange scholarships with the North Korean government, and 70 foreign students at their own expense, all of whom are language students. Up to now, there are more than 1700 students studying in China.
Fourth, the status quo of Chinese teaching
According to the educational exchange agreement, two China teachers from China teach at Pyongyang Foreign Studies University every year. At the invitation of Hanban in China, the DPRK sent two groups of more than 30 college Chinese teachers to China for six weeks of Chinese training in winter and summer vacations. In addition to Pyongyang Foreign Studies University, Kim Il Sung University and Renmin University of Economics have Chinese departments, and many universities such as Jin Ce University of Technology have offered Chinese elective courses. In addition, Pyongyang Foreign Language School, Sinuiju Foreign Language School and Yuanshan Foreign Language School also offer Chinese classes.
On May 20 10, Hanban signed a five-year exchange agreement with foreign languages press, North Korea. North China sends 2-3 Korean scholars to China for internship and further study every year, and China also sends a Chinese expert from China to foreign languages press to assist in the work.
The Learning Center of Renmin University of Korea holds two Chinese language training courses every year, with more than 600 people from all walks of life participating. After six months of Chinese training and learning, they obtained the certificate of completion.
On June 20 1 1, Hanban donated more than 5,000 Chinese textbooks to North Korea 10 universities and 20 primary and secondary schools. At present, the number of people taking Chinese as an elective course in North Korea is the second largest foreign language after English. In 2006, two North Korean players won the first prize and the second prize respectively in the first Chinese Bridge World University Student Chinese Competition.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) friendly activity
Beijing No.5 Middle School and Pyongyang No.1 Middle School signed a friendly exchange agreement. In the early 1950s, Kim Il Sung's class was named Beijing No.5 Middle School and Mao Zedong's class was named East Pyongyang No.1 Middle School, and various forms of friendly exchange activities were carried out.
On July 6, 20 1 1, the Standing Committee of the Supreme People's Assembly of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea issued a decree naming Shuochang Middle School in Chengchuan County, South Pyongan Province as Luo Shengjiao Middle School.