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A Russian teacher engaging Nigerian students during the open lesson recently at UNILAG
The Russian-Language Open Education Center has been launched at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Nigeria. The Center will be offering free courses in the Russian language and culture.
The Center’s launch, earlier this month, has been described as an important new step in Russian-Nigerian cooperation. The Center was founded by the State University of Education (Moscow, Russia) with the support of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation.
After the launch, Russian teachers of Russian as a foreign language held an open lesson where they began the introduction of learners to the culture of Russia and handed out textbooks and souvenirs from Russia.
The opening ceremony was attended by the Vice-Rector for Research of the State University of Education Dmitry Kulikov and the leadership of the Faculty of Arts of UNILAG.
Head of the Department of Research Organization and International Relations at the State University of Education, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Benin to the Russian Federation and the CIS (2012–2016), Anicet Gabriel Kotchofa, held an open workshop where he shared his experiences of studying and engaging in intercultural communication in Russia.
News Express learnt that the Center will be providing courses for students and potential applicants who are considering pursuing higher education in Russia. In class, they will have an opportunity to learn the basics of the Russian language and overcome the language and cultural barriers.
A statement made available to News Express from Russia said: “The Center’s teachers note a lively interest from learners since Russian education is valued highly in Africa and is a foundation for a good career.
“The first course in Russian for Nigerian learners at the University of Lagos was launched in an online format in July, with more than 80 learners registered. With the office officially open, teachers will now be able to teach face-to-face and invite learners to scientific, cultural, and educational events. The Center additionally expects to organize internship opportunities for students and teachers. The duration of studies is until December 2023.”