American teachers work in rural Mongolia
Young teachers of the Fulbright program led by Deputy Head of Public Affairs Department of the US Embassy Ariel Wyckoff has worked in Khuvsgul province.
Young teachers of the Fulbright program led by Deputy Head of Public Affairs Department of the US Embassy Ariel Wyckoff has worked in Khuvsgul province. During the working visit to Khuvsgul province, they gave advice to students and citizens who want to study in the United States. Public Affairs Department of the US Embassy implements educational, cultural and projects and programs for the public in collaboration with Government of Mongolia and non-governmental organizations and civil society organizations of rural areas working in education and culture directions. Teachers of the Fulbright program gave '5 steps to study in America' advice and detailed information to the students who want to study in American universities and responded to the questions of the students. They also met with the representatives of a museum, libraries and educational organizations of Khuvsgul province and got familiar with their activities. Young teachers of the Fulbright program works in rural areas once in four years and this time they are working in Bulgan, Selenge, Khuvsgul provinces. They also mentioned that the number of students studying in the US universities from rural areas is increasing and they are confident that they will continue to grow in the future.
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