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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how many personnel in the (a) Army, (b) RAF and (c) Royal Navy are trained at proficiency level (i) 1, (ii) 2, (iii) 3, (iv) 4 and (v) 5 in (A) Mandarin Chinese, (B) Japanese and (C) Korean.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how many personnel in the (a) Army, (b) RAF and (c) Royal Navy are trained at proficiency level (i) 1, (ii) 2, (iii) 3, (iv) 4 and (v) 5 in (A) Mandarin Chinese, (B) Japanese and (C) Korean.
There are approximately 145 personnel across all three services that are trained in Mandarin Chinese, Japanese or Korean. It is not possible to provide a detailed breakdown for these languages because of the strategic and operational sensitivities surrounding them.
The Ministry of Defence's (MOD) language requirements for intelligence or other purposes are met from a Departmental pool of Armed Forces and civilian personnel (and from contractors when needed). Cultural and language skills are a key operational enabler; therefore the Department reviews its future requirements for linguists regularly and trains its personnel accordingly.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Nash on 7 January (WA 253), whether they will discuss with examination boards the possibility of developing a GCSE in Korean.[HL4386]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Nash on 7 January (WA 253), whether they will discuss with examination boards the possibility of developing a GCSE in Korean.[HL4386]
The Government has no plans to propose new GCSEs. Exam boards will be able to propose new titles where there is evidence of support from schools and others. Ofqual would then work to ensure any qualification met GCSE requirements and allowed standards to be maintained.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they will ensure that schools offering the study of the Korean language have the opportunity of GCSE examinations made available to their students. [HL4285]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they will ensure that schools offering the study of the Korean language have the opportunity of GCSE examinations made available to their students. [HL4285]
GCSEs are available in a wide range of languages, but no exam board has yet chosen to develop a GCSE in Korean. Were such a GCSE to be developed, it would be the responsibility of Ofqual, the exams regulator, to make sure that it was developed so that the qualification was fit for purpose, fair and valid, and allowed standards to be maintained.
Whether they propose to intervene to ensure that university departments of national and regional importance remain available; and whether south-east Asians studies and Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages are examples of departments which are currently under threat of closure; and whether they have any plans to intervene in the proposed...
Whether they propose to intervene to ensure that university departments of national and regional importance remain available; and whether south-east Asians studies and Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages are examples of departments which are currently under threat of closure; and whether they have any plans to intervene in the proposed...
In how many primary, secondary & higher schools/colleges/ universities Japanese, Chinese, Arabic & Korean will be taught during current academic year. - Includes table for universities & polytechnics & other colleges of further & higher education.
In how many primary, secondary & higher schools/colleges/ universities Japanese, Chinese, Arabic & Korean will be taught during current academic year. - Includes table for universities & polytechnics & other colleges of further & higher education.
How many passes were achieved in GCSE or A-levels last academic year in Chinese, Japanese, Arabic & Korean. - Includes table for England in 1987.
How many passes were achieved in GCSE or A-levels last academic year in Chinese, Japanese, Arabic & Korean. - Includes table for England in 1987.