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🍂 YPIP Alumni Autumn Meetup Highlights
On September 27, 50 YPIP alumni gathered at the Tashkent Botanical Garden for a cozy autumn meetup, bringing everyone together to reconnect, learn, and build new connections.
With the latest cohort officially joining the alumni community, the meetup began with an interactive networking session. Alumni from different cohorts got to know one another, shared their professional experiences, and connected with fellow program graduates.
The main session, “Operations Management for Work Optimization,” was led by 2021 YPIP alumna Nigora Jabborova, who explored how AI and operational approaches can help improve workflows, streamline processes, and support more efficient ways of working.
The meetup wrapped up with pizza, relaxed conversations, and additional networking, giving alumni more opportunities to strengthen connections across cohorts.
📌 YPIP is funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils for International Education.
On September 27, 50 YPIP alumni gathered at the Tashkent Botanical Garden for a cozy autumn meetup, bringing everyone together to reconnect, learn, and build new connections.
With the latest cohort officially joining the alumni community, the meetup began with an interactive networking session. Alumni from different cohorts got to know one another, shared their professional experiences, and connected with fellow program graduates.
The main session, “Operations Management for Work Optimization,” was led by 2021 YPIP alumna Nigora Jabborova, who explored how AI and operational approaches can help improve workflows, streamline processes, and support more efficient ways of working.
The meetup wrapped up with pizza, relaxed conversations, and additional networking, giving alumni more opportunities to strengthen connections across cohorts.
📌 YPIP is funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils for International Education.
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Happy Teachers’ Day!
Today, we recognize the educators who inspire curiosity, encourage growth, and empower young people to pursue new opportunities.
Thank you to all the teachers, mentors, and educators across Uzbekistan whose dedication makes a lasting difference in the lives of their students and communities.
American Councils for International Education in Uzbekistan wishes you a joyful Teachers’ Day!
Today, we recognize the educators who inspire curiosity, encourage growth, and empower young people to pursue new opportunities.
Thank you to all the teachers, mentors, and educators across Uzbekistan whose dedication makes a lasting difference in the lives of their students and communities.
American Councils for International Education in Uzbekistan wishes you a joyful Teachers’ Day!
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🇺🇸 Dreaming of spending an academic year in the United States?
Applications for the FLEX Global 2027-2028 Program are now open!
FLEX Global is a competitive, merit-based exchange program funded by the U.S. Government that provides high school students with the opportunity to live with an American host family and study at a U.S. high school for one academic year.
🗓 Application Deadline: October 22, 2026
⚠️ Complete and submit your application within 5 days after starting the form.
🔗 Apply: https://ais.americancouncils.org/flexglobal
#FLEXGlobal #FLEXGlobal_Uzbekistan
Applications for the FLEX Global 2027-2028 Program are now open!
FLEX Global is a competitive, merit-based exchange program funded by the U.S. Government that provides high school students with the opportunity to live with an American host family and study at a U.S. high school for one academic year.
🗓 Application Deadline: October 22, 2026
⚠️ Complete and submit your application within 5 days after starting the form.
🔗 Apply: https://ais.americancouncils.org/flexglobal
#FLEXGlobal #FLEXGlobal_Uzbekistan
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📌 Job Opportunity Alert - Makerspace Coordinator in Qarshi
American Councils for International Education is seeking the right person for the position of Makerspace Coordinator 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 50 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: Makerspace Coordinator
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 Makerspace Coordinator 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 50 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: Makerspace Coordinator
Should you have any questions please, email them to uzjobs@americancouncils.org
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Makerspace Coordinator – Qarshi
Position Title: Makerspace Coordinator – Qarshi Location: Qarshi, Uzbekistan Employment Type: Part-time (30 hours/week) Position Summary: The Makerspace Coordinator will oversee the daily operations, programming, and community engagement of the Makerspace…
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Want to experience life as an American high-school student? The FLEX 2027-2028 application is now OPEN!✨
Imagine spending a year in the U.S.— living with a host family, making new friends, and experiencing American culture up close. This is your chance! Apply to unlock your potential and be part of building stronger U.S.-Uzbek ties.
❗️ Eligible if you were born between July 15, 2010, and December 31, 2011.
⏰ Don’t miss out — applications close October 22, 2026!
👉 Apply Now!
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Amerikalik yuqori sinf o'quvchisi hayotini his qilib ko'rishni istaysizmi? FLEX 2027–2028 dasturi uchun arizalar qabuli ochiq!✨
AQShda bir yil o'tkazishni — mezbon oila bilan yashash, yangi do'stlar orttirish va Amerika madaniyatini yaqindan bilishni tasavvur qilib ko'ring. Bu — sizning imkoniyatingiz! O'z salohiyatingizni to'liq namoyon etish hamda AQSh va O'zbekiston o'rtasidagi aloqalarni mustahkamlashga hissa qo'shish uchun hoziroq ariza topshiring.
❗️ 2010-yil 15-iyuldan 2011-yil 31-dekabrgacha bo'lgan davrda tug'ilgan o'quvchilar ishtirok etish huquqiga ega.
⏰ Imkoniyatni boy bermang — arizalar 2026-yil 22-oktyabrda to'xtatiladi!
👉 Hoziroq ariza topshiring!
Imagine spending a year in the U.S.— living with a host family, making new friends, and experiencing American culture up close. This is your chance! Apply to unlock your potential and be part of building stronger U.S.-Uzbek ties.
⏰ Don’t miss out — applications close October 22, 2026!
👉 Apply Now!
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Amerikalik yuqori sinf o'quvchisi hayotini his qilib ko'rishni istaysizmi? FLEX 2027–2028 dasturi uchun arizalar qabuli ochiq!✨
AQShda bir yil o'tkazishni — mezbon oila bilan yashash, yangi do'stlar orttirish va Amerika madaniyatini yaqindan bilishni tasavvur qilib ko'ring. Bu — sizning imkoniyatingiz! O'z salohiyatingizni to'liq namoyon etish hamda AQSh va O'zbekiston o'rtasidagi aloqalarni mustahkamlashga hissa qo'shish uchun hoziroq ariza topshiring.
⏰ Imkoniyatni boy bermang — arizalar 2026-yil 22-oktyabrda to'xtatiladi!
👉 Hoziroq ariza topshiring!
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USG Alumni Business Breakfast Club in Tashkent
☕️ As part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, the first USG Alumni Business Breakfast was held in Tashkent on October 9, bringing together 30 U.S. Government exchange program alumni and business professionals to explore entrepreneurship, business development, and collaboration.
The event opened with welcoming remarks by Ann Perrelli, Director of Public Engagement at the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, who highlighted the importance of creating opportunities for alumni to exchange ideas and strengthen professional networks.
Under the theme “What Can We Learn from the U.S. Business Ecosystem?”, Faris Alami, Founder and CEO of International Strategic Management, discussed key elements of a strong entrepreneurship ecosystem, including financing, mentorship, and business support. Medvis Jackson, Director of Small Business Special Projects at the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation, shared lessons from Detroit’s small business support initiatives, highlighting community engagement, flexibility, and access to resources.
🇺🇸🇺🇿 The event concluded with a joint discussion and Q&A session, where participants explored how U.S. business practices could be adapted to Uzbekistan and identified opportunities for U.S.–Uzbekistan business collaboration.
📌 The USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program is funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and implemented by American Councils for International Education.
☕️ As part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, the first USG Alumni Business Breakfast was held in Tashkent on October 9, bringing together 30 U.S. Government exchange program alumni and business professionals to explore entrepreneurship, business development, and collaboration.
The event opened with welcoming remarks by Ann Perrelli, Director of Public Engagement at the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, who highlighted the importance of creating opportunities for alumni to exchange ideas and strengthen professional networks.
Under the theme “What Can We Learn from the U.S. Business Ecosystem?”, Faris Alami, Founder and CEO of International Strategic Management, discussed key elements of a strong entrepreneurship ecosystem, including financing, mentorship, and business support. Medvis Jackson, Director of Small Business Special Projects at the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation, shared lessons from Detroit’s small business support initiatives, highlighting community engagement, flexibility, and access to resources.
🇺🇸🇺🇿 The event concluded with a joint discussion and Q&A session, where participants explored how U.S. business practices could be adapted to Uzbekistan and identified opportunities for U.S.–Uzbekistan business collaboration.
📌 The USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program is funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and implemented by American Councils for International Education.
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🌟 #RARinAction in Andijan!
On October 24, Andijan alumni hosted a workshop titled “Design Thinking in STEM: Opportunities and Approaches” at Andijan Digital City.
Led by U.S. exchange program alumni Dilrabo Ahmadalieva, Nurmuhammad To’lqinov, and Nurillo Jambilov, the workshop explored how Design Thinking can be used to solve everyday problems through STEM. Participants learned about successful projects, worked in groups to identify challenges, brainstormed solutions, and presented their own project ideas.
The event brought together 47 participants, including Access Program alumni, U.S. exchange alumni, teachers, and students, giving them an opportunity to share ideas and learn from one another.
📌 The workshop was part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
On October 24, Andijan alumni hosted a workshop titled “Design Thinking in STEM: Opportunities and Approaches” at Andijan Digital City.
Led by U.S. exchange program alumni Dilrabo Ahmadalieva, Nurmuhammad To’lqinov, and Nurillo Jambilov, the workshop explored how Design Thinking can be used to solve everyday problems through STEM. Participants learned about successful projects, worked in groups to identify challenges, brainstormed solutions, and presented their own project ideas.
The event brought together 47 participants, including Access Program alumni, U.S. exchange alumni, teachers, and students, giving them an opportunity to share ideas and learn from one another.
📌 The workshop was part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
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YPIP Alumni Entrepreneurship Accelerator: Day 1 Highlights
On October 31, 50 YPIP alumni from five cohorts gathered in mountains for the first day of the two-day Alumni Entrepreneurship Accelerator, bringing together program graduates for a day of learning, practical exercises, and networking.
The day began with an interactive discussion comparing American and Uzbek entrepreneurial values and perspectives, followed by group exercises on developing value propositions and presenting business ideas.
The afternoon sessions focused on communicating business benefits, storytelling, and public speaking, giving alumni opportunities to practice presenting their ideas and strengthening their communication skills.
📌 YPIP is funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and implemented by American Councils for International Education.
On October 31, 50 YPIP alumni from five cohorts gathered in mountains for the first day of the two-day Alumni Entrepreneurship Accelerator, bringing together program graduates for a day of learning, practical exercises, and networking.
The day began with an interactive discussion comparing American and Uzbek entrepreneurial values and perspectives, followed by group exercises on developing value propositions and presenting business ideas.
The afternoon sessions focused on communicating business benefits, storytelling, and public speaking, giving alumni opportunities to practice presenting their ideas and strengthening their communication skills.
📌 YPIP is funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and implemented by American Councils for International Education.
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🌟 #RARinAction in Namangan!
On October 24, 2026 the Namangan alumni community hosted “Local Solutions Lab: Design Thinking, Super Intelligence & STEAM for Problem Solving”
During the event, participants explored practical applications of Super Intelligence (SI) and innovative problem-solving, presenting ideas such as a SI-powered homework assistant to support students with their learning and a SI voice assistant for banks to answer routine customer inquiries, reduce unnecessary waiting, and ease queues.
The event connected U.S. exchange program alumni, students, educators, and young innovators around practical approaches to problem-solving and project development.
📌 This event was part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
On October 24, 2026 the Namangan alumni community hosted “Local Solutions Lab: Design Thinking, Super Intelligence & STEAM for Problem Solving”
During the event, participants explored practical applications of Super Intelligence (SI) and innovative problem-solving, presenting ideas such as a SI-powered homework assistant to support students with their learning and a SI voice assistant for banks to answer routine customer inquiries, reduce unnecessary waiting, and ease queues.
The event connected U.S. exchange program alumni, students, educators, and young innovators around practical approaches to problem-solving and project development.
📌 This event was part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
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YPIP Alumni Entrepreneurship Accelerator: Day 2 Highlights
On November 1, YPIP alumni from five cohorts wrapped up the two-day Alumni Entrepreneurship Accelerator, building on the ideas and skills explored during the first day.
The second day focused on practical approaches to business development. Through interactive exercises, participants explored how to assess business opportunities, better understand their markets, and position their ideas in a competitive environment.
Led by Erik Azulay, a U.S. trainer and Bahmanyor Adhamjonov, a 2024 YPIP alumnus and co-founder of TopCoach, the sessions combined practical insights with group activities to help participants apply their learning to real-world business ideas.
The accelerator concluded with elevator pitch presentations, where participants presented their ideas and received feedback from their peers.
📌 YPIP is funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and implemented by American Councils for International Education.
On November 1, YPIP alumni from five cohorts wrapped up the two-day Alumni Entrepreneurship Accelerator, building on the ideas and skills explored during the first day.
The second day focused on practical approaches to business development. Through interactive exercises, participants explored how to assess business opportunities, better understand their markets, and position their ideas in a competitive environment.
Led by Erik Azulay, a U.S. trainer and Bahmanyor Adhamjonov, a 2024 YPIP alumnus and co-founder of TopCoach, the sessions combined practical insights with group activities to help participants apply their learning to real-world business ideas.
The accelerator concluded with elevator pitch presentations, where participants presented their ideas and received feedback from their peers.
📌 YPIP is funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and implemented by American Councils for International Education.
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🌟 #RARinAction in Karakalpakstan!
On October 24, the Karakalpakstan alumni community hosted the event titled “From Idea to Business: Entrepreneurship for Young People.”
The event featured an interactive, hands-on workshop led by a local expert, introducing participants to the traditional art of Karakalpak felt-making, a craft that involves transforming wool into durable felt materials used to create carpets and decorative items. Building on this experience, Nurzada Atamuratova (C5+O.N.E. alumna) and Otabek Alimov (Faculty Enrichment Program alumnus) shared insights into turning cultural and creative ideas into sustainable business ventures.
UBL alumna, Juldiz Abatbayeva, shared her experience of establishing a language center, offering practical advice on overcoming the challenges of starting a business.
The event encouraged young people to view local traditions not only as an important part of cultural identity, but also as a source of inspiration for entrepreneurship and innovation.
📌 This event was part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
On October 24, the Karakalpakstan alumni community hosted the event titled “From Idea to Business: Entrepreneurship for Young People.”
The event featured an interactive, hands-on workshop led by a local expert, introducing participants to the traditional art of Karakalpak felt-making, a craft that involves transforming wool into durable felt materials used to create carpets and decorative items. Building on this experience, Nurzada Atamuratova (C5+O.N.E. alumna) and Otabek Alimov (Faculty Enrichment Program alumnus) shared insights into turning cultural and creative ideas into sustainable business ventures.
UBL alumna, Juldiz Abatbayeva, shared her experience of establishing a language center, offering practical advice on overcoming the challenges of starting a business.
The event encouraged young people to view local traditions not only as an important part of cultural identity, but also as a source of inspiration for entrepreneurship and innovation.
📌 This event was part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
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🌟 #RARinAction in Navoi!
On October 25, Navoi alumni hosted a session titled “Opening Doors to a Future in STEM,” bringing together nearly 30 students to explore STEM career paths and opportunities to study abroad.
U.S. exchange program alumni Shokirjon Sunnatulloev (Faculty Enrichment Program) and Aziza Nematova (TechGirls) discussed why pursuing STEM education and careers matters, the opportunities available in these fields, and how students can prepare to pursue their ambitions.
Farrukh Bafoev, Navoi Regional Alumni Representative, also introduced U.S. Government-funded grants and exchange programs, sharing information on study opportunities in the United States and practical advice on the application process.
📌 This event was part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
On October 25, Navoi alumni hosted a session titled “Opening Doors to a Future in STEM,” bringing together nearly 30 students to explore STEM career paths and opportunities to study abroad.
U.S. exchange program alumni Shokirjon Sunnatulloev (Faculty Enrichment Program) and Aziza Nematova (TechGirls) discussed why pursuing STEM education and careers matters, the opportunities available in these fields, and how students can prepare to pursue their ambitions.
Farrukh Bafoev, Navoi Regional Alumni Representative, also introduced U.S. Government-funded grants and exchange programs, sharing information on study opportunities in the United States and practical advice on the application process.
📌 This event was part of the USG Alumni Education and Partnership Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent and administered by American Councils Uzbekistan.
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