The Korean Language Center of Jeonbuk National University has opened in Dushanbe. According to state media, the Korean Language Center at Jeonbuk National University of the Republic of Korea has begun operations in Dushanbe. The university’s press center reports that this center was established as part of a cooperation agreement between the Tajik State Pedagogical […]
The Korean Language Center of Jeonbuk National University has opened in Dushanbe.
According to state media, the Korean Language Center at Jeonbuk National University of the Republic of Korea has begun operations in Dushanbe.
The university’s press center reports that this center was established as part of a cooperation agreement between the Tajik State Pedagogical University named after Sadriddin Ayni and Jeonbuk National University.
The memorandum of understanding was signed by the rector of the Tajik State Pedagogical University named after Sadriddin Ayni, Akhliddin Ibodullozoda, and the president of Jeonbuk National University, Oh-Bong Yang.
As noted by the source, the document outlines key areas of cooperation, including the organization of joint international conferences, professional development courses for teachers, academic exchanges for students and faculty, as well as the expansion of further educational and scientific ties.
The university administration emphasizes that the opening of the Korean Language Center is an important step in the development of international cooperation and the study of foreign languages. It noted that Tajik students will have better opportunities to learn the Korean language and become acquainted with the culture of the Republic of Korea.
It was also noted that university cooperation contributes not only to the improvement of language skills but also to strengthening friendly and cultural ties between the peoples of Tajikistan and the Republic of Korea.
Experts believe that the opening of the Korean Language Center could serve as an institution for training migrants wishing to learn the Korean language for work and life in South Korea. In recent years, due to deteriorating working and living conditions for Tajik migrants in Russia, many Tajik migrants are seeking employment opportunities in other countries, including the USA, European countries, Kazakhstan, and South Korea.
Experts believe that the development of educational centers could create favorable conditions for workforce preparation in the future and open pathways to the international labor market.