Forwarded from ESN Program
On November 22, 2021 American Councils has started the last TESOL Course Certificate Program for 53 secondary school teachers of English from various regions of Uzbekistan, including Surkhandarya, Samarkand, Navoi, Bukhara, Khorezm, Andijan, Fergana, Namangan, Sirdarya, Jizzakh, Kashkadarya, and Karakalpakstan.
This TCCP training event is coordinated by American Councils for International Education and delivered by 2 TESOL Coaches. Up to this day, ESN program conducted 10 TCCP courses between June and November, 2021.
Upon successful completion of 120-hour in-person TCCP in Tashkent, the teachers will embark on a 20-hour in-classroom practicum requirement. Within the scope of the ESN program, up to 400 secondary school teachers throughout Uzbekistan are completing their TCCP requirements and will receive their TESOL certification, an internationally recognized teaching credential.
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This TCCP training event is coordinated by American Councils for International Education and delivered by 2 TESOL Coaches. Up to this day, ESN program conducted 10 TCCP courses between June and November, 2021.
Upon successful completion of 120-hour in-person TCCP in Tashkent, the teachers will embark on a 20-hour in-classroom practicum requirement. Within the scope of the ESN program, up to 400 secondary school teachers throughout Uzbekistan are completing their TCCP requirements and will receive their TESOL certification, an internationally recognized teaching credential.
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FEP fellow Dr. Erkin Shodiev held a lecture about Convergence and Accountability in Uzbekistan to American students
On November 17, Dr. Erkin Shodiev, a researcher at the Tashkent State University of Economics, provided a guest lecture on “Convergence and Accountability in Uzbekistan” to the Master in Accountancy program students of Mike Cottrell Business College at the University of Northern Georgia. Erkin explained the convergence and transformation of national accounting systems to international financial reporting standards, the difference between US GAAP and IFRS. He also discussed the results achieved over the past two years on transferring the national accounting system to IFRS.
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Website: fep.americancouncils.org
On November 17, Dr. Erkin Shodiev, a researcher at the Tashkent State University of Economics, provided a guest lecture on “Convergence and Accountability in Uzbekistan” to the Master in Accountancy program students of Mike Cottrell Business College at the University of Northern Georgia. Erkin explained the convergence and transformation of national accounting systems to international financial reporting standards, the difference between US GAAP and IFRS. He also discussed the results achieved over the past two years on transferring the national accounting system to IFRS.
For inquiries, please follow the program announcements:
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Website: fep.americancouncils.org
Attention!
The results of the FLEX Round 2 came out for Republic of Karakalpakstan, Khorezm, Andijan, Namangan, Fergana, Samarkand, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Surkhandarya and Navoi regions.
Semi-finalists will be invited to Round 3 by email.
Applicants from Tashkent, Syrdarya, Jizzakh regions and Tashkent city - please wait for the results to be announced soon.
Thank you for your patience!
✅We will send an email notifications as the results come out. Please check your email regularly.
The results of the FLEX Round 2 came out for Republic of Karakalpakstan, Khorezm, Andijan, Namangan, Fergana, Samarkand, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Surkhandarya and Navoi regions.
Semi-finalists will be invited to Round 3 by email.
Applicants from Tashkent, Syrdarya, Jizzakh regions and Tashkent city - please wait for the results to be announced soon.
Thank you for your patience!
✅We will send an email notifications as the results come out. Please check your email regularly.
Nukus American Resource Center Grand Opening
NUKUS, KARAKALPAKSTAN, UZBEKISTAN (November 24, 2021) – U.S. Embassy Tashkent, in partnership with the Ministry of Higher and Specialized Secondary Education, launched the Nukus American Resource Center (Nukus ARC) at Karakalpak State University on November 24, 2021. The Nukus ARC is one of several interactive English-language library spaces being opened throughout the Republic of Uzbekistan as part of the American Spaces program funded by the U.S. Embassy. William O’Roark, Country Director for American Councils for International Education, and Dr. Akhmed Reymov, Rector of Karakalpak State University, were greeted by English language students and faculty from the university, conducted a ribbon cutting ceremony, and invited students to browse and use the center during the official grand opening.
Located on the second floor of the Karakalpak State University library, the Nukus ARC serves as a resource library with a large collection of fiction, non-fiction, and exam preparation textbooks for visitors. The center hosts a reading room that can serve as a classroom space or private study room for students and faculty.
These American Spaces, located in more than 140 countries, serve to connect the world with the United States. Modeled after modern American libraries, American Spaces receive millions of visitors each year.
For more information about American Spaces, please visit our Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram accounts and the American Councils Uzbekistan website. For more information on programs offered in Uzbekistan, follow U.S. Embassy Tashkent on social media on Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram.
For inquiries, please contact American Councils for International Education at info.uz@americancouncils.org.
NUKUS, KARAKALPAKSTAN, UZBEKISTAN (November 24, 2021) – U.S. Embassy Tashkent, in partnership with the Ministry of Higher and Specialized Secondary Education, launched the Nukus American Resource Center (Nukus ARC) at Karakalpak State University on November 24, 2021. The Nukus ARC is one of several interactive English-language library spaces being opened throughout the Republic of Uzbekistan as part of the American Spaces program funded by the U.S. Embassy. William O’Roark, Country Director for American Councils for International Education, and Dr. Akhmed Reymov, Rector of Karakalpak State University, were greeted by English language students and faculty from the university, conducted a ribbon cutting ceremony, and invited students to browse and use the center during the official grand opening.
Located on the second floor of the Karakalpak State University library, the Nukus ARC serves as a resource library with a large collection of fiction, non-fiction, and exam preparation textbooks for visitors. The center hosts a reading room that can serve as a classroom space or private study room for students and faculty.
These American Spaces, located in more than 140 countries, serve to connect the world with the United States. Modeled after modern American libraries, American Spaces receive millions of visitors each year.
For more information about American Spaces, please visit our Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram accounts and the American Councils Uzbekistan website. For more information on programs offered in Uzbekistan, follow U.S. Embassy Tashkent on social media on Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram.
For inquiries, please contact American Councils for International Education at info.uz@americancouncils.org.
FEP fellow Zulkhumor Mirzayeva took part in the international seminar on "Reading Literature in 21st - Century in Central Asia: Challenges and Perspectives".
Zulkhumor Mirzayeva, the FEP fellow, took part in the international seminar on "Reading Literature in 21st - Century in Central Asia: Challenges and Perspectives". During the workshop, scholars from all over the world (India, Afghanistan, Iran, America, Colombia, Pakistan, Arabia, China, Uzbekistan, Iraq, Georgia, and Indonesia) discussed the values of literary creations and designing new teaching methods by emphasizing children's emotional intellect enrichment.
Also, scholars addressed several questions: How to protect the nation and language from the threat of globalization and how to involve children in reading literary art.
During the seminar, the FEP fellow participated in discussing a memorandum of cooperation between the Universities of Arkansas and Alisher Navoi Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature, which addresses the essential issues in the field of language and literature, the development of joint projects for the translation of Uzbek literature.
For inquiries, please follow the program announcements:
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Website: fep.americancouncils.org
Zulkhumor Mirzayeva, the FEP fellow, took part in the international seminar on "Reading Literature in 21st - Century in Central Asia: Challenges and Perspectives". During the workshop, scholars from all over the world (India, Afghanistan, Iran, America, Colombia, Pakistan, Arabia, China, Uzbekistan, Iraq, Georgia, and Indonesia) discussed the values of literary creations and designing new teaching methods by emphasizing children's emotional intellect enrichment.
Also, scholars addressed several questions: How to protect the nation and language from the threat of globalization and how to involve children in reading literary art.
During the seminar, the FEP fellow participated in discussing a memorandum of cooperation between the Universities of Arkansas and Alisher Navoi Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature, which addresses the essential issues in the field of language and literature, the development of joint projects for the translation of Uzbek literature.
For inquiries, please follow the program announcements:
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Website: fep.americancouncils.org
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Central Asia University Partnerships Program (UniCEN): Sharing Knowledge and Sustaining Networks
On October 29-21, 50 representatives of UniCEN partner universities from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan gathered near Tashkent to showcase the results of their partnerships, participate in networking sessions, and share new project concepts to sustain networks. In addition, six U.S. researchers and administrators from UniCEN partner universities (Michigan State University, Mississippi State University, and University of Nebraska-Lincoln) presented their partnerships as examples of best practice.
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On October 29-21, 50 representatives of UniCEN partner universities from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan gathered near Tashkent to showcase the results of their partnerships, participate in networking sessions, and share new project concepts to sustain networks. In addition, six U.S. researchers and administrators from UniCEN partner universities (Michigan State University, Mississippi State University, and University of Nebraska-Lincoln) presented their partnerships as examples of best practice.
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Tackling Environmental Challenges through Curriculum Updates
Ferghana Valley is most populous region of Uzbekistan, and environmental challenges are critical to the region's future. Through the Central Asia University Partnerships Program (UniCEN), administered by American Councils for International Education and funded by the U.S. State Department through the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, American University partnered with the Ferghana State University to develop teaching and learning methodologies in science with a focus on climate change and sustainable development.
American University professors identified several areas for curriculum development, in climate science and environmental health and risk assessment. Faculty and graduate students from Ferghana State, including top level university officials, collaborated to modernize areas of hydrology, human and ecosystem health, fertilizer use, and ecosystems.
In October 2021, Professor Michael Brody from American University visited Fergana State University and introduced teaching and learning methodologies for environmental science climate change and included meetings with senior administrators, faculty researchers, and students.
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Ferghana Valley is most populous region of Uzbekistan, and environmental challenges are critical to the region's future. Through the Central Asia University Partnerships Program (UniCEN), administered by American Councils for International Education and funded by the U.S. State Department through the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, American University partnered with the Ferghana State University to develop teaching and learning methodologies in science with a focus on climate change and sustainable development.
American University professors identified several areas for curriculum development, in climate science and environmental health and risk assessment. Faculty and graduate students from Ferghana State, including top level university officials, collaborated to modernize areas of hydrology, human and ecosystem health, fertilizer use, and ecosystems.
In October 2021, Professor Michael Brody from American University visited Fergana State University and introduced teaching and learning methodologies for environmental science climate change and included meetings with senior administrators, faculty researchers, and students.
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#acglobal #internationalization #uzbekistan #americanuniversity #centralasia #education #globalresearch #scienceresearch #environmentalscience #highereducation #sustainabledevelopment
Learn more about UniCEN: https://unicen.americancouncils.org/
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Attention!
The results of the FLEX Round 2 came out for Republic of Karakalpakstan, Khorezm, Andijan, Namangan, Fergana, Samarkand, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Surkhandarya, Navoi, Syrdarya, Jizzakh and Tashkent regions.
Semi-finalists will be invited to Round 3 by email.
Applicants from Tashkent city - please wait for the results to be announced soon.
Thank you for your patience!
✅We will send an email notifications as the results come out. Please check your email regularly.
The results of the FLEX Round 2 came out for Republic of Karakalpakstan, Khorezm, Andijan, Namangan, Fergana, Samarkand, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Surkhandarya, Navoi, Syrdarya, Jizzakh and Tashkent regions.
Semi-finalists will be invited to Round 3 by email.
Applicants from Tashkent city - please wait for the results to be announced soon.
Thank you for your patience!
✅We will send an email notifications as the results come out. Please check your email regularly.
The fall of 2021 was very productive for Ravshan Ganiev, 3rd year student of Webster University University and YPIP Alumnus. He was selected as a finalist for the “Young Manager” Program organized by Youth Affairs Agency. He continued his participation successfully there with other alumni of the Young Professionals Internship Program Bahora Omonbaeva, Makhfuza Sharipova, and Sarvinoz Ungboeva. Additionally, he was involved in many projects such as the “Reverse Vending Machine” and “Gradwel”, where he learned and developed new skills and knowledge.
“Interactive classes and experienced speakers made it easy to absorb concepts and ideas from different areas such as marketing, HR, finance, IT, and project management and apply them in practice. Moreover, I made a lot of new friends and found new opportunities for my future career” – says Ravshan.
For inquiries, please follow the program announcements:
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Website: https://uzbekistan.americancouncils.org/ypi-en
“Interactive classes and experienced speakers made it easy to absorb concepts and ideas from different areas such as marketing, HR, finance, IT, and project management and apply them in practice. Moreover, I made a lot of new friends and found new opportunities for my future career” – says Ravshan.
For inquiries, please follow the program announcements:
Instagram: @americancouncils.uz
Telegram: @ACCELS
Website: https://uzbekistan.americancouncils.org/ypi-en
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Forwarded from American Center Tashkent
🎉🎉🎉C-o-n-g-r-a-t-u-l-a-t-i-o-n-s to Karina Garipova from Gulistan, Syrdarya region, a student of the Uzbek State World Languages University, for winning the Regional Central Asian Spelling Bee Contest held in Bishkek, December 4, 2021🥇🐝
Karina Garipova competed with 18 participants from Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, pronouncing challenging words like, matrimony, desperado, monotony, scholastic, avalanche and more.
We are proud of you!🏆
We would like to thank all other finalists from Uzbekistan, Gulchekhrakhon Mirzaeva (Fergana), Bekhzod Murodillaev (Namangan), and Khikoyatkhon Nurova (Bukhara), for their participation and enormous contribution that made our team come together!💫
Karina Garipova competed with 18 participants from Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, pronouncing challenging words like, matrimony, desperado, monotony, scholastic, avalanche and more.
We are proud of you!🏆
We would like to thank all other finalists from Uzbekistan, Gulchekhrakhon Mirzaeva (Fergana), Bekhzod Murodillaev (Namangan), and Khikoyatkhon Nurova (Bukhara), for their participation and enormous contribution that made our team come together!💫
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