Another successful year for Imperial Students at the 9th Japanese Speech Contest for University Students
It was another successful year for Imperial College Students from the Imperial Horizons programme at the 9th Japanese Speech Contest for University Students. The final was held on the 1st March 2014 and this year’s contest saw a total of 117 students from 18 different universities taking part, meaning that the competition for the 15 places in the finals was exceptionally high. Approximately 200 spectators attended on the day, including representatives from companies sponsoring the contest.
We are pleased to announce that two of the four best groups for the Group Presentation Category were chosen from Imperial College. Students from the Japanese Level 2 course, Alex Lozinski and Zhengchu Tan gave a presentation about the UK Space Industry, while Liisa Veerus and Michael Florea talked about their home country Estonia. Congratulations to them all for their performances.
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Ms Jackie Twitchett
Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication
