This year British Council celebrates an important date: 25 years of their activities in Uzbekistan. Much of the work over these years has focused on partnership in reforming English language teaching and learning system in Uzbekistan, bringing the best international practice to this area.
The President decree "On additional measures to ensure the transparency of the activities of state bodies and organizations, as well as the effective implementation of public control" was adopted.
The Andijan branch of the Warsaw University of Management Collegium Humanum was opened by the Government Resolution.
On April 8 this year, the State Inspectorate for Supervision of Quality in Education hosted a meeting with the heads and representatives of several companies to establish joint projects between Finland and Uzbekistan in education.
In partnership with the embassy of the Swiss Confederation in Uzbekistan, it is planned to implement the project of “Supporting reforms in vocational education in Uzbekistan” scheduled for 2021-2033.
The Government Resolution "On measures to create the works of pedagogical institutes of Termez and Karshi state universities" was adopted, March 16, 2021.
The Expert council consisting of 30 compatriots living in overseas countries such as the United States, Canada, Japan, Great Britain, France and working in the field of law has been formed at Tashkent State University of Law.
Two students of the Presidential School in Namangan were admitted to universities of Great Britain.
The Agency for Development of Presidential, Creative and Specialized Schools (PIIMA) and the NGO Action Group (Edu-Action) signed a memorandum of cooperation.
Graduates of four Presidential schools with certificates of general secondary education will receive A-level certificates, which allow entering universities in the UK and other countries of the world.
