🌟 #AlumniImpact in Chirchik!
From June 5 to 28, Dilorom Hushvaktova, a 2014 Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement (TEA) Program and 2023 Access Academic Exchange Program alumna, led a dynamic professional development project titled “Understanding American Perspectives through Popular Culture with English Language Teachers". Over the course of 12 interactive sessions held every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the initiative brought together 30 passionate English teachers from Chirchik and nearby schools.
📚 Inspired by her recent academic exchange in Kansas, Dilorom introduced teachers to new ways of incorporating authentic American cultural materials, such as virtual museum tours, U.S. literature, and digital media, into their classrooms.
🎨 Through engaging activities and open discussions, teachers explored how American values are reflected in everyday culture, from social media to art and beyond. The sessions went beyond textbook holidays and vocabulary, focusing on intercultural competence and strategies to bring real-world context into English lessons.
💡 By the end of the program, participants walked away with fresh ideas, practical tools, and renewed motivation to inspire their students with more meaningful, culturally rich learning experiences.
📌 This initiative is part of the USG Alumni Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
From June 5 to 28, Dilorom Hushvaktova, a 2014 Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement (TEA) Program and 2023 Access Academic Exchange Program alumna, led a dynamic professional development project titled “Understanding American Perspectives through Popular Culture with English Language Teachers". Over the course of 12 interactive sessions held every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the initiative brought together 30 passionate English teachers from Chirchik and nearby schools.
📚 Inspired by her recent academic exchange in Kansas, Dilorom introduced teachers to new ways of incorporating authentic American cultural materials, such as virtual museum tours, U.S. literature, and digital media, into their classrooms.
🎨 Through engaging activities and open discussions, teachers explored how American values are reflected in everyday culture, from social media to art and beyond. The sessions went beyond textbook holidays and vocabulary, focusing on intercultural competence and strategies to bring real-world context into English lessons.
💡 By the end of the program, participants walked away with fresh ideas, practical tools, and renewed motivation to inspire their students with more meaningful, culturally rich learning experiences.
📌 This initiative is part of the USG Alumni Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
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🌟 Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Alisher Faizullaev |Fulbright Visiting Scholar (2011–2012) Alumnus
We are proud to spotlight Dr. Alisher Faizullaev — a scholar, educator, and former diplomat who continues to bridge global perspectives through teaching, research, and training.
During his Fulbright fellowship, Dr. Faizullaev deepened his expertise in diplomacy and negotiation by engaging with leading scholars and practitioners in the U.S. That experience helped shape his path as an international educator and trainer.
Today, he teaches strategic thinking and negotiation at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and Webster University in Tashkent, while also leading workshops for diplomats and entrepreneurs. In recent years, he served as the Leif J. Sverdrup Global Teaching Fellow at Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri (2024) and the Tom and Ruth Sharkey Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey (2025).
A prolific writer and researcher, Dr. Faizullaev continues to contribute to international academic journals and presses, advancing the field of diplomacy and negotiation.
💬 His advice to fellow alumni and young professionals:
📣 Want to be featured in our Alumni Spotlight series?
Fill out this form to share your story: https://forms.gle/4YTymRLbUUycyTpN6
📌 The Alumni Spotlight series is part of the Alumni Outreach and Community Engagement efforts under the USG Alumni Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
We are proud to spotlight Dr. Alisher Faizullaev — a scholar, educator, and former diplomat who continues to bridge global perspectives through teaching, research, and training.
During his Fulbright fellowship, Dr. Faizullaev deepened his expertise in diplomacy and negotiation by engaging with leading scholars and practitioners in the U.S. That experience helped shape his path as an international educator and trainer.
Today, he teaches strategic thinking and negotiation at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and Webster University in Tashkent, while also leading workshops for diplomats and entrepreneurs. In recent years, he served as the Leif J. Sverdrup Global Teaching Fellow at Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri (2024) and the Tom and Ruth Sharkey Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey (2025).
A prolific writer and researcher, Dr. Faizullaev continues to contribute to international academic journals and presses, advancing the field of diplomacy and negotiation.
💬 His advice to fellow alumni and young professionals:
“Stay intellectually curious, embrace diverse perspectives, and don’t be afraid to ask questions – they’re often the start of lifelong discovery.”
📣 Want to be featured in our Alumni Spotlight series?
Fill out this form to share your story: https://forms.gle/4YTymRLbUUycyTpN6
📌 The Alumni Spotlight series is part of the Alumni Outreach and Community Engagement efforts under the USG Alumni Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
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💫 The English for IT Summer Camp Officially Launches with a Dynamic Training of Trainers
The program kicked off with an impactful Training of Trainers (ToT), held in Tashkent on July 24–25 — designed to align instructors on the curriculum and explore effective methodologies for delivering engaging sessions throughout the camp.
Trainers from Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana, and Nukus came together for two days of interactive sessions and hands-on workshops, building the skills and confidence to lead dynamic, student-centered camps for 9th and 10th graders across Uzbekistan.
📚This ToT marked the beginning of a three-week journey (July 28 – August 15, 2025) that empowers youth with English language, IT skills, and leadership development — all through engaging, project-based learning. Students will also benefit from leadership sessions delivered by U.S. trainers, adding a global perspective to the experience.
Through interactive sessions, collaborative projects, and guest speaker events, the initiative aims to strengthen communication skills, digital competencies, and future career pathways for Uzbekistan’s rising generation of tech-minded learners. The camp also promotes awareness of global technology trends and encourages future collaboration with U.S. institutions and businesses.
🇺🇸 The English for IT Program is funded by the U.S. Government through the Public Diplomacy Section of the U.S. Embassy in Uzbekistan and implemented by American Councils for International Education in partnership with IT Park University.
📹 Check out the highlight video to see how it all began!
@USAUzbekistan | @ACCELS | @itpu_uz
#EnglishforIT #USinUzbekistan #YouthEmpowerment #DigitalSkills #LeadershipDevelopment #AmericanCouncils #ITCamp
The program kicked off with an impactful Training of Trainers (ToT), held in Tashkent on July 24–25 — designed to align instructors on the curriculum and explore effective methodologies for delivering engaging sessions throughout the camp.
Trainers from Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana, and Nukus came together for two days of interactive sessions and hands-on workshops, building the skills and confidence to lead dynamic, student-centered camps for 9th and 10th graders across Uzbekistan.
📚This ToT marked the beginning of a three-week journey (July 28 – August 15, 2025) that empowers youth with English language, IT skills, and leadership development — all through engaging, project-based learning. Students will also benefit from leadership sessions delivered by U.S. trainers, adding a global perspective to the experience.
Through interactive sessions, collaborative projects, and guest speaker events, the initiative aims to strengthen communication skills, digital competencies, and future career pathways for Uzbekistan’s rising generation of tech-minded learners. The camp also promotes awareness of global technology trends and encourages future collaboration with U.S. institutions and businesses.
🇺🇸 The English for IT Program is funded by the U.S. Government through the Public Diplomacy Section of the U.S. Embassy in Uzbekistan and implemented by American Councils for International Education in partnership with IT Park University.
📹 Check out the highlight video to see how it all began!
@USAUzbekistan | @ACCELS | @itpu_uz
#EnglishforIT #USinUzbekistan #YouthEmpowerment #DigitalSkills #LeadershipDevelopment #AmericanCouncils #ITCamp
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💫 Preparing for Cohort 5: C5+O.N.E. Pre-Test Completed!
From July 7 to 29, over 330 professionals from more than 14 organizations, including ministries, government agencies, and universities, took part in the C5+O.N.E. (Opening Networks through English) Program’s pre-test phase in Tashkent, Nukus, Andijan, and Fergana. Participants completed the adaptive KTE (Kaplan Test of English) exam to assess their English proficiency.
Funded by the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs of the U.S. Department of State and implemented by the American Councils for International Education, the C5+O.N.E. Program helps Central Asian business, government, and non-profit professionals working across various sectors of the economy in strengthening their English communication skills through 180 hours of student-centered instruction delivered over three trimesters. Based on the test results, selected participants will join Cohort 5 and begin their learning journey.
Beyond language instruction, C5+O.N.E. serves as a powerful platform for professional growth and regional engagement, offering participants opportunities to attend regional conferences and workshops. These events foster collaborative networks and promote cross-border dialogue throughout Central Asia.
The C5+O.N.E. Program is more than just English lessons – it's a transformative platform that nurtures professional networks, fosters regional connectivity, and empowers Central Asian professionals working across various sectors of the economy, and opens the door to meaningful U.S.-Central Asia dialogue and cross-border integration.
From July 7 to 29, over 330 professionals from more than 14 organizations, including ministries, government agencies, and universities, took part in the C5+O.N.E. (Opening Networks through English) Program’s pre-test phase in Tashkent, Nukus, Andijan, and Fergana. Participants completed the adaptive KTE (Kaplan Test of English) exam to assess their English proficiency.
Funded by the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs of the U.S. Department of State and implemented by the American Councils for International Education, the C5+O.N.E. Program helps Central Asian business, government, and non-profit professionals working across various sectors of the economy in strengthening their English communication skills through 180 hours of student-centered instruction delivered over three trimesters. Based on the test results, selected participants will join Cohort 5 and begin their learning journey.
Beyond language instruction, C5+O.N.E. serves as a powerful platform for professional growth and regional engagement, offering participants opportunities to attend regional conferences and workshops. These events foster collaborative networks and promote cross-border dialogue throughout Central Asia.
The C5+O.N.E. Program is more than just English lessons – it's a transformative platform that nurtures professional networks, fosters regional connectivity, and empowers Central Asian professionals working across various sectors of the economy, and opens the door to meaningful U.S.-Central Asia dialogue and cross-border integration.
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📌 Job Opportunity Alert - EducationUSA Adviser in Qarshi
American Councils for International Education is seeking the right person for the position of EducationUSA Adviser in Qarshi
American Councils for International Education is a premier, international non-profit organization creating educational opportunities that prepare individuals and institutions to succeed in an increasingly interconnected world. Through academic exchanges, overseas language immersion, and educational development programs, American Councils has designed and administered innovative programs that broaden individual perspectives, increase knowledge, and deepen understanding for more than 40 years across more than 80 countries.
Feel free to share this opportunity with anyone who might be interested in this position.
🔗 Click here to learn more: Job opportunity
Should you have any questions please, email them to uzjobs@americancouncils.org
American Councils for International Education is seeking the right person for the position of EducationUSA Adviser in Qarshi
American Councils for International Education is a premier, international non-profit organization creating educational opportunities that prepare individuals and institutions to succeed in an increasingly interconnected world. Through academic exchanges, overseas language immersion, and educational development programs, American Councils has designed and administered innovative programs that broaden individual perspectives, increase knowledge, and deepen understanding for more than 40 years across more than 80 countries.
Feel free to share this opportunity with anyone who might be interested in this position.
🔗 Click here to learn more: Job opportunity
Should you have any questions please, email them to uzjobs@americancouncils.org
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EducationUSA Adviser in Qarshi
TITLE: EducationUSA Adviser POSITION LOCATION: Qarshi, Uzbekistan EMPLOYMENT STATUS: Part time (25 hours/week) Summary of Position: The EducationUSA Adviser will be responsible for promoting the EducationUSA program at the American Corner Qarshi (ACQ) and…
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We’re excited to share that the English for IT Camp officially began on July 28 (Monday) and will continue for 17 days of immersive learning and collaboration across five sites of Uzbekistan - Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana, and Nukus.
This dynamic summer camp is designed to equip young participants with essential skills in English, information technology, and leadership skills - key tools for success in the modern world. Over the course of the program, students will:
As a bonus, all students received swag bags, notebooks, learning kits, and T-shirts to keep their motivation high and their experience memorable
Swipe through to see highlights from our first week 📸 - including opening moments, energetic classrooms, and the spirit of collaboration in action!
#EnglishforIT #USinUzbekistan #YouthEmpowerment #DigitalSkills #LeadershipDevelopment #AmericanCouncils #ITCamp
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