HSBC Bank Armenia supports the implementation of the educational program Generation of Change

ArmInfo. Within the  educational program of the British Council Generation of Change, an  English club was opened in Vanadzor School No. 3 on November 7, where  children aged 9-16 will have the opportunity to learn English and  develop their skills. HSBC Bank Armenia assists in the implementation  of the "Generation of Change" program, according to the press service  of the Bank. 

According to the source, within the framework of the program 200  children will have the opportunity to get involved in the work of the  club. And about 40 teachers will undergo retraining lessons in the  British Council, after which some of them will be involved in the  club to ensure the effectiveness of the work.

For its part, the British Council has provided the club with more  than 50 books. "Children will have the opportunity to use the program  of the British Council" Learning English by reading stories ", which  will contribute to the deepening of knowledge of the English language  and the development of the worldview," the Bank said in its official  message. In addition, within the framework of the club, children will  also get acquainted with the basics of social entrepreneurship, get  knowledge about business and learn what impact the community has on  development.

Particularly, Deputy Minister of Education and Science David Saakyan,  Chief Executive Officer of HSBC Bank Armenia Paul Edgar and Director  of the Armenian Office of the British Council Arevik Saribekyan  attended the opening of the English club in Vanadzor.

More detailed information can be found on the website of  www.britishcouncil.am or contact Arevik Badalyan, the public  relations officer of the Armenian Council of the British Council, by  calling 055 00 88 58, 010 55 29 45 (5104) or by writing to the e-mail  address [email protected].

To recall, HSBC Bank Armenia CJSC, a member of the HSBC Bank plc  group, was registered by the Central Bank on June 20, 1995.  Shareholders of the Bank are HSBC Europe BV with a 70% equity  interest and 30% Wings Establishment.