Workshop

Workshop on Grammatical Issues of the Chinese Language for Teachers of Chinese

5 July 2018, 14:00 — 6 July 2018, 12:30

Churchill College, University of Cambridge

The Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies and the MEITS project at the University of Cambridge are jointly organising a workshop on grammatical issues of the Chinese language for Chinese language teachers in the UK. This workshop aims to raise teachers’ awareness of some of the grammatical issues of the Chinese language, to share our findings in L2 acquisition and to help to find ways in dealing with difficulties in the teaching of Chinese. The workshop will take place on 5-6 July 2018 (5 July: 2pm-5.30pm and 6 July: 9am -12.30pm).

The workshop will consist of presentations, Q&A and discussion. Each presentation will focus on one aspect of the Chinese grammar, and participants are encouraged to raise any question they may have and participate in the discussion. In addition, there will be a presentation on undergraduate admissions to the University of Cambridge.

Accommodation & Food
Those who have successfully registered for the workshop will have:
- Free accommodation (en-suite single rooms) for the night of 5th July at Churchill College;
- Free dinner for 5th July and free breakfast for 6th July;

Travel grants
Participants are expected to apply to their own schools for a travel grant for attending the workshop. We have a very small number of funds for those who are unable to obtain a travel grant from their school. Please make a special request in the registration form.

Registration
Registration is free.
In order to secure a place for the workshop, please complete the online registration form.
Registration deadline: 31st March 2018

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