Higher education: a formal introduction to English in university curricula

Instructions dating back to the first of July were issued by the Kamel Badari constituency to close this trend.

It is done now. The academic year 2023/2024 will be the official start of English language learning in the higher education sector. Instructions dating back to the first of July were issued by the Kamel Badari constituency to close this trend. The document addressed to the heads of university institutions urges them to abide by the directives of the supervisory authority in this regard, by setting appropriate mechanisms.

“In application of the Minister’s directives, and as part of preparation for the introduction of English as a language of instruction from 2023/2024, you are requested to organize meetings following the formation of teaching teams according to subject or unit, and this prior to leaving on leaveFAQ said. While the Defense Program for end-of-course diplomas is not yet complete, administrators and faculty will have to continue preparing for this new stage in the university curriculum.

Each team, headed by a member of the teaching staff, appointed or elected, should consist of teachers of various degrees, including lecturers and assistants responsible for practical work (TP) and lessons (TD), is it specified? . Responsibility for overseeing the system rests with the National Committee responsible for monitoring and evaluating the training program for teachers and students of the third cycle in English. During the month of July, you will make visits to university institutions.

Remember upstream, many measures have been taken to improve the curation and gradual introduction of Shakespeare’s language. Last November, the supervisory authority, through a press release announcing the creation of a digital platform for distance learning English, called for an enumeration of teachers involved in this learning: “Within the framework of promoting English language learning in higher education institutions and monitoring the evaluation of this training approach, the supervisory minister sent a letter to the heads of the regional conferences of universities containing the main directions and indicators for the teacher census. The sector intends to train by the end of the academic year 2022/2023.This approach provides for the training of at least 80% of teachers of science and technology and 100% of workers in the social sciences and humanities.

On January 2, the Minister of Higher Education launched the aforementioned platform. The latter was developed with American University’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). “Algeria has become the only African country to provide itself with this digital platform with the support of MIT University.confirmed the first director of the sector, specifying that 30,000 teachers will follow online training, and will be able to access levels B2 or even C1.