Here is an interview with Humbatzadeh Sevinj, a student of the 1st faculty of education at the Azerbaijan University of Languages (AUL):

- How is the teaching process at your university?

- The teaching process at our university is online.

How can you distinguish Azerbaijan University of Languages?

- Azerbaijan University of Languages is distinguished by its education, thinking of its students and always being with them, close support to students in case of difficulties.

- What kind of work do you plan to do thanks to your education?

Thanks to the education I received, I have a perfect and high level of language skills and I think I will be one of the educated personnel of the future.

How has the coronavirus pandemic affected your teaching?

- The coronavirus pandemic creates some difficulties. Because the lessons are taught online. Some students have internet problems and therefore the student is not able to express his / her opinion clearly and in detail. I think everything else is in order. At the same time, I think that nothing can stop every student. Because an educated student must be able to express himself in every way.

How did distance education affect students?

- I want to say on my own behalf that I did not have any problems with distance education. As in traditional education, everything went well.

What advice would you give to students on the eve of the pandemic?

- I would recommend that every student work better on the eve of the pandemic. During traditional education, students living in some districts came to Baku and lived there. They were away from their families, suffering extra time and money.I think that distance education is more profitable for them and not only for them and other students to make better use of such opportunities, to save the money they spend on traditional education and save a lot for their future careers, but also to support their families by working the rest of the time. I would recommend to be. On my own behalf, I wish success to all students.

What differences and changes have you witnessed between distance education and traditional education?

- I do not see much difference between distance education and traditional education. A lesson is always a lesson, the teacher is the teacher. The teacher teaches, and the learner learns. I think that if everyone fulfills his duties properly, he will always achieve success and achievements.

How did distance education affect your feelings towards your university?

- Distance education did not have a great impact on our education. However, as students, we were a little deprived of our student years, of building closer friendships with our teachers, and of spending time together as a team.

Do you think that your institution was able to survive the pandemic?

- Yes, of course, the Azerbaijan University of Languages, as in traditional education, managed to be loved and, as usual, to be white-faced, as usual, by making many concessions to its students and giving them a good education. I am really happy to study at such a university and I wish everyone to study at such a university.

As a student, what suggestions and comments do you have about the country's education?

As a student, I have no objections to the country's education. However, I would suggest that more languages and psychological topics be given priority in the country's education. For example, the list of languages should include the language of our enemies. Because I think that the biggest blow to the enemy can be struck in this way, first of all, by understanding them.On the other hand, psychological issues should be given wide coverage. As we know, in recent times we have witnessed many people, especially young people, commit suicide due to changes in their lifestyles during the pandemic, both because of the war and because of family problems. Therefore, it is necessary to inspire people, support their psychology and teach them to love life with psychological topics