STUDENTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES MAKE UP 6% IN ARMENIA’S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

PanARMENIAN.NET
09.09.2009 16:28 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Educational system on the whole cannot be considered
competitive, but we can’t say there’s no competition at all, RA
Education and Science Minister Armen Ashotyan told today a press
conference. Out of 74 thousand students receiving their education in
Armenia, 6000 are foreigners, Minister noted, adding that "We turn
out to be exporting knowledge abroad."

Ashotyan also informed journalists of upcoming events, including
the international symposium in Tsahkadzor (organizer: UNESCO, in
cooperation with United Nations).
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Students from foreign countries make up 6% in Armeniaâ??s educational system
09.09.2009 16:28 GMT+04:00

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Educational system on the whole cannot be considered competitive, but we can’t say there’s no competition at all, RA Education and Science Minister Armen Ashotyan told today a press conference. Out of 74 thousand students receiving their education in Armenia, 6000 are foreigners, Minister noted, adding that «We turn out to be exporting knowledge abroad.»

Ashotyan also informed journalists of upcoming events, including the international symposium in Tsahkadzor (organizer: UNESCO, in cooperation with United Nations).

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