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Organizers
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President of the Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, Li Pengyi
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Head of CCTV Overseas Service, Sheng Yilai (L) and Producer of the contest, Ye Lulu
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About Last Contest
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foreign judge
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Tenet
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 In recent times, China has passed two major milestones – the country has become a WTO member and Beijing has won the right to host the 2008 Olympic Games. China is playing a greater role in the international community and, as a result, English is becoming more important in the lives of Chinese.
This contest aims at helping people throughout the country have a better command of the language and, most importantly, speak better English.
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Organization
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 CCTV International and the Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press (FLTRP) are co-sponsoring the CCTV Cup English Speaking Contest. The two groups first hosted the contest in 2000 and this, the second contest to be organized, will be held later in the year.
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Contestants
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 This year's competition will involve 30 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions stretching from Heilongjiang to Guangdong, and the Uygur Autonomous Region to Jiangsu.
College students below the age of 35 can enter the competition（Chinese nationality needed, not including in-service graduate students）.
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Agenda
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 The preliminary rounds will be held within each university and the winner will advance to the next stage, representing his or her school. Three contestants from each province will then be chosen from the next round. The semi-finals will be held in Beijing and the top 20 entrants will earn a place in the finals.
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Signing up
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If you have any questions on the signing up, please contact us: 010 6891 7544; 010 6891 7848
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