About 7 Dozen ASUE Employees Have Passed Free Business English Courses

01.10.2021
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The three-month free Business English courses organized for about 7 dozen employees on the initiative of ASUE leadership, which ended on June 30, were summed up by a solemn ceremony of awarding certificates yesterday, which was attended by Diana Galoyan, ASUE Rector, Lusine Danielyan, Director of the External Relations Department, Lusine Harutyunyan, Head of the Chair of Foreign Languages, Aghavni Hakobyan, Head of Continuing Education Division, lecturers and participants of the courses.

Welcoming those present, Rector Diana Galoyan congratulated the members of the teaching staff, the representatives of the administrative staff on improving their knowledge of Business English and being awarded certificates. The Rector emphasized that the University Leadership will maintain the continuity of training in foreign languages, highlighted the language proficiency ​​in general, also Russian, aimed at ensuring high quality lectures, participating in international programs, improving research activities. "I call you to work on improving your language skills, in addition to the courses, since it is a mandatory and required for many, many programs"; Diana Galoyan stated.

Mary Badalyan, the Dean of ASUE Faculty of Accounting and Auditing, Vardan Atoyan, the Head of the Chair of Social Sciences, Aghavni Hakobyan, Head of Continuing Education Division, thanked the University Leadership and teachers on behalf of the trainees.

After the solemn ceremony of awarding certificates, Aghavni Hakobyan, submitted additional information according to which about 70 employees of ASUE teaching and administrative staff took part in the Business English courses. Lecturers of ASUE Chair of Languages Anush Khachatryan, Ruzanna Baghramyan, as well as the invited trainer Ruzanna Gabrielyan held the courses.

"Testing will be organized at the University in the nearest future, on the basis of which new groups will be formed to participate in the three-month training"; Aghavni Hakobyan noted.