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RIA Novosti to support the European bilingual education project VIA LIGHT

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RIA Novosti to support the European bilingual education project VIA LIGHT

17:51 15/01/2012 MOSCOW, January 15 (RIA Novosti)

The Russian media holding RIA Novosti was the first participant to be invited to join the European educational project VIA LIGHT, a continuation of the 2010 innovative project LIGHT, which sought to create a basic model of bilingual pre-school and school education in Europe for children of immigrants, including those from Russia and other CIS countries.

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