Thanks to an online platform the Bulgarian children living abroad will be able to learn Bulgarian from their homes. No matter where they live, every child will have the opportunity to study on the website of the academy for Bulgarian language studies "Srichka". Since there are no Bulgarian weekend schools in many small towns, the platform enables the parents to teach their children their native language themselves. The virtual education allows students to submit and the teachers to check the homework online. Students got access to all school subjects and material used in the course. The platform also allows direct communication between teachers and students.
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This year, Christmas has "arrived" in Sofia as early as November with the aroma of mulled wine, cinnamon and festive magic. Radio Bulgaria recommends that you visit some Christmas spots in the Bulgarian capital city: For those most impatient to..
Three-time world champion and Olympic weightlifter Carlos Nasar will be holding a special event with the Bulgarian community in London on 23 November. According to the organisers, it will be an open conversation in which Nasar will discuss his journey..
On 16 November, we celebrate Caritas Day, when we honour the Catholic Church’s charity organisation that brings hope to those in need through care and..
The first museum of investment gold is welcoming visitors in Plovdiv who want to learn more about the history of money and its connection to gold – from..
This year, Christmas has "arrived" in Sofia as early as November with the aroma of mulled wine, cinnamon and festive magic. Radio Bulgaria recommends that..
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