Russian Ministry of Education denies mandatory second foreign language rule

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•On March 31, 2026, the Ministry of Education officially denied rumors about making a second foreign language mandatory in Russian schools.
•The ministry stated that high school students will not face new requirements to study an additional foreign language.
•Earlier reports suggested the ministry was considering this change, but no formal decision was made.
•The clarification was issued to address concerns among students, parents, and teachers about potential curriculum adjustments.

▸If the Ministry of Education revisits the proposal to require a second foreign language students and schools across Russia would need to adjust curricula and resources, potentially increasing educational costs and workload.

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