Partners
ESP
English for Special Purposes Foundation (ESPF) is a non-government organisation that aims to enhance the English speaking capacity of people in order to promote social development and reduce isolation. It’s mission is to provide the highest standards of teaching English as well as organising cultural activities to complement this learning.
Mongol National TV
Founded in 1967, Mongol National Television is the longest running television station in Mongolia. It is currently the only television station that broadcasts throughout regional Mongolia and attracts an audience of up to 80% of the population This year MNTV has changed from being a government-run channel to Mongolia’s first public television station. Mongolian National Television has relationships with many international stations including CCTV (China Central TV), DW (Deutsche Welle, in Germany), NHK (Japan Broadcasting Organisation) and ABU (Asian Broadcasting Union). The network is also keen to extend its educational broadcasting by transmitting VoiceBox to young people across the country. This is in line with the Mongolian Government’s Action Plan 2004-2008’, which aims “Expand and improve the quality of English language teaching…” and encourages the “… production and broadcasting of educational programs for teaching English language…”
AYAD
The Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development (AYAD) program places skilled Australians on assignments in developing countries throughout Asia and the Pacific. Youth Ambassadors use their skills and expertise to actively contribute to international development. The AYADs are funded by the Australian Agency for International development (AusAID). The program has been running successfully for the past 8 years with over 400 Australians working internationally every year.
Australia Network (formerly ABC Asia Pacific)
Australia Network - Australia’s international satellite channel - is brought to you by Australia’s largest and most trusted broadcaster, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Offering a rich and diverse range of information and general programming, Australia Network is currently available in 10.2 million homes in 41 countries across the region and in more than 200,000 hotel rooms.Our television service can been accessed from Mongolia in the north, India to the west, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea in the south and across Pacific to the Cook Islands and the fringes of French Polynesia to the east.
Screening programs specifically produced for regional audiences, Australia Network draws on the vast inventory of programming available from both the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Australian commercial television networks and independent production houses from around the world.
On Australia Network you can catch the latest regional news, update your English language skills and tune in to world class international documentaries, lifestyle programs and top quality dramas, never before seen in the region. Extensive sports coverage and award winning children’s programs are also included in the programming mix.
Supporting the impressive television schedule is one of the most comprehensive online services in the region. The Australia Network website complements the television service with a focus on news, information and educational content, as well as promoting upcoming programming and other service information.
http://australianetwork.com/livingenglish/
