Sharing cultures!
FEP Fellows, Nafisa Komilova and Nodirbek Ismailov, had the privilege of experiencing an American-style luncheon.
Mr. Bronson Stillwell and Mrs. Evelyn Stillwell graciously hosted the University of Arkansas fellows on Saturday, January 20, 2024, at their residence in Fayetteville as part of the Lunch in America program designed for incoming international students at the University of Arkansas. The luncheon featured a delightful array of dishes commonly enjoyed in Southern households, including chicken spaghetti, lentil soup, homemade bread, and more.
For more information about FEP, please visit:
https://fep.americancouncils.org
FEP Fellows, Nafisa Komilova and Nodirbek Ismailov, had the privilege of experiencing an American-style luncheon.
Mr. Bronson Stillwell and Mrs. Evelyn Stillwell graciously hosted the University of Arkansas fellows on Saturday, January 20, 2024, at their residence in Fayetteville as part of the Lunch in America program designed for incoming international students at the University of Arkansas. The luncheon featured a delightful array of dishes commonly enjoyed in Southern households, including chicken spaghetti, lentil soup, homemade bread, and more.
For more information about FEP, please visit:
https://fep.americancouncils.org
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π#USAIDUzbekistan's Youth Employment Skills (YES) activity recently met with local communities in the Fergana region. Watch how local citizens, students, Fergana State University representatives, and Fergana Polytechnic Institute representatives learned more about the #YES activity and how they can support local youth.
πhttps://www.americancouncils.org/programs/uzbekistan-youth-employment-skills-yes-activity
πhttps://www.americancouncils.org/programs/uzbekistan-youth-employment-skills-yes-activity
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Forwarded from FLEX Global Uzbekistan
FLEX students participating in the Civic Education Workshop were invited to the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Washington, DC.
π¬ Ambassador of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the U.S. Furqat Sidiqov says:
"Grateful for the opportunity to meet with @FLEXProgram students from Uzbekistan currently studying at high schools in #California, #Ohio, #Oklahoma, #Indiana, #Iowa & #Pennsylvania. Huge gratitude to @AC_Global for organizing this invaluable academic year in the United States." @ambassador_furqat_sidiqov
π #FLEXProgram #FLEXUzbekistan #CivicEducation #EmbassyUzbekistan
π¬ Ambassador of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the U.S. Furqat Sidiqov says:
"Grateful for the opportunity to meet with @FLEXProgram students from Uzbekistan currently studying at high schools in #California, #Ohio, #Oklahoma, #Indiana, #Iowa & #Pennsylvania. Huge gratitude to @AC_Global for organizing this invaluable academic year in the United States." @ambassador_furqat_sidiqov
π #FLEXProgram #FLEXUzbekistan #CivicEducation #EmbassyUzbekistan
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The delegation of Uzbekistan Parliament Members recently traveled to the United States on the Open World Program.
In Washington D.C., Oliy Majlis Senators and Deputies met with the U.S. Congress Representatives Trent Kelly, Vicente Gonzalez, and Carol Miller, discussing the current state and perspectives of bilateral relations. Delegates spent a week in Wyoming meeting with the members of the state legislature, municipal politicians, sheriffβs office, and local school representatives.
For inquiries, please follow the program announcements:
Instagram | Telegram | Facebook | Website
In Washington D.C., Oliy Majlis Senators and Deputies met with the U.S. Congress Representatives Trent Kelly, Vicente Gonzalez, and Carol Miller, discussing the current state and perspectives of bilateral relations. Delegates spent a week in Wyoming meeting with the members of the state legislature, municipal politicians, sheriffβs office, and local school representatives.
For inquiries, please follow the program announcements:
Instagram | Telegram | Facebook | Website
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π¨βπ» The USAID/Uzbekistan Youth Employment Skills #YES activity is helping young people in the Fergana region think positively about entering the workforce and developing skills that will help them succeed in the future. Thanks to the superior collaboration of the YES Advisory Council, the Ministry of Preschool and School Education (MoPSE), Republican Education Center, Barkamol Avlod Childrenβs School, representatives from local governments, and other private partners, exciting YES activities and events are being planned for all youth particularly girls and young people with disability in Uzbekistan.
π https://www.americancouncils.org/programs/uzbekistan-youth-employment-skills-yes-activity
#USAIDUzbekistan #UzbekistanYES #PositiveYouthDevelopment #PYD #Fergana #Uzbekistan #AmericanCouncilsUzbekistan
π https://www.americancouncils.org/programs/uzbekistan-youth-employment-skills-yes-activity
#USAIDUzbekistan #UzbekistanYES #PositiveYouthDevelopment #PYD #Fergana #Uzbekistan #AmericanCouncilsUzbekistan
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βοΈMeet Salimjon Jumaev, a teacher of basic economics, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work readiness skills at School #7 in OItiarik (a region in Fergana valley). Mr. Jumaev participated in a series of training programs conducted by USAID/Uzbekistan's Youth Employment Skills (YES) activity which focused on the implementation of the new economics and entrepreneurship curriculum. He is now successfully teaching students in the 8-11th grades in this subject at School #7. His work benefits students and contributes to the development and prosperity of his community!
πhttps://www.americancouncils.org/programs/uzbekistan-youth-employment-skills-yes-activity
#USAIDUzbekistan #UzbekistanYES #PositiveYouthDevelopment #Uzbekistan #AmericanCouncilsUzbekistan
πhttps://www.americancouncils.org/programs/uzbekistan-youth-employment-skills-yes-activity
#USAIDUzbekistan #UzbekistanYES #PositiveYouthDevelopment #Uzbekistan #AmericanCouncilsUzbekistan
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π Exciting news! On January 1, 2024, American Councils for International Education launched the Educational Leadership Development Program (ELDP) in Uzbekistan, sponsored by the U.S. Embassy in Uzbekistan, in partnership with the Ministry of Preschool and School Education.
Over two years, ELDP aims to enhance educational leadership skills for Uzbekistan school administrators. ELPD will invite a U.S. institutional partner, known for its expertise in school leadership training, to develop a comprehensive two-module course for school administrators. Each module will be approximately 72 hours and be conducted over two weeks. The duration and content of these modules will be tailored based on survey findings, focus group discussions, and consultations with MoPSE to meet the specific needs and priorities of Uzbekistan education leaders. In total, six focus groups are planned, delving deeper into proposed module topics. The first focus group discussions with the Ministry of Pre-School and School Education took place on February 16.
π Stay tuned for updates!
#ELDP #EducationLeadership #Uzbekistan
Over two years, ELDP aims to enhance educational leadership skills for Uzbekistan school administrators. ELPD will invite a U.S. institutional partner, known for its expertise in school leadership training, to develop a comprehensive two-module course for school administrators. Each module will be approximately 72 hours and be conducted over two weeks. The duration and content of these modules will be tailored based on survey findings, focus group discussions, and consultations with MoPSE to meet the specific needs and priorities of Uzbekistan education leaders. In total, six focus groups are planned, delving deeper into proposed module topics. The first focus group discussions with the Ministry of Pre-School and School Education took place on February 16.
π Stay tuned for updates!
#ELDP #EducationLeadership #Uzbekistan
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