Vinh Medical University students open free English classes

(Baonghean.vn) - After more than 2 months of operation, the VMU English Club of Vinh Medical University students has attracted a large number of students from inside and outside the school to participate.

VMU English Club, a free English learning support club for students of Vinh Medical University, was established in October 2017. Currently, the club has nearly 30 volunteer teachers and 1 lecturer.

Free classes take place at 7pm every Wednesday and Sunday, each class has 1 main lecturer, 5-10 assistants. Members in each class range from 20 to 25 people.

Every meeting of the VMU English Club has a large number of students participating. Photo: Tuan Anh

On free days of the week, Ms. Tu Anh - lecturer at Vinh Medical University will organize an English exchange session with English Club teaching assistants to improve their skills.

Nguyen Thi Mai Thao, a student majoring in Preventive Medicine - Club President, said: “The free class is opened to help students with difficult circumstances who are eager to learn; at the same time, it also creates opportunities for those who love foreign languages ​​to exchange, chat, share experiences and tips for learning English well. In each session, you will learn English by topic, a session will be divided into 4 parts: Vocabulary, grammar, listening skills, speaking and reflexes.”

According to Mai Thao, many students today are still quite shy and lack confidence. Therefore, in addition to increasing vocabulary and grammar, the club also focuses on practicing speaking skills, helping students become more confident.

Although the club has only been in operation for over 2 months, the effectiveness of its free English classes is quite obvious. Many students who initially had limited English skills and were "afraid" of English have now gradually improved and become more confident.

VMU English Club has no limit on the scope and number of participants. Currently, the Club is recruiting and expanding its scope of activities so that poor students have the opportunity to improve their English knowledge without having to pay tuition fees.

Tuan Anh