Confucius Classroom brings native Chinese speakers in

Marie Trevithick

By Marie Trevithick
Community contribution / December 15, 2017

Absorbing strands of Chinese language and culture is set to be smooth sailing for students at Rosebank College, following the official opening of their new ‘Confucius Classroom’.

Veronica de Jong, languages coordinator at the NSW school, says the Confucius Classrooms program, run by the Confucius Institute, a ...

This story appeared in the December 2017 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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