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π€©π€©π€©It was a great day in Samarkand with the Central Asian Spelling Bee participants! We all enjoyed the day learning about the ancient city and making new friends!π°π¬πΉπ―πΉπ²πΊπΏπππ
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πΊπΈAmerican Spaces in Uzbekistan with @ACCELS
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πΊπΈAmerican Spaces in Uzbekistan with @ACCELS
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Is your company looking for summer interns? Apply as a host company for the Young Professional Internships Program!
Funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils, this program places talented young Uzbek students and recent graduates in host companies across Tashkent for a 12-week summer internship program in June, July, and August 2023.
YPIP offers employers the opportunity to bring new ideas and energy into the workplace, develop promising young talent, and even build a potential pipeline for future full-time employees.
During the program, students gain real-world, hands-on experience by supporting their host companies. Participants also have opportunities for mentorship and professional development during the program.
American Councils is currently recruiting companies to host interns during the summer of 2023, and will begin recruiting candidates in January. If you are interested in hosting interns during summer 2023, please complete the following form!
Funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils, this program places talented young Uzbek students and recent graduates in host companies across Tashkent for a 12-week summer internship program in June, July, and August 2023.
YPIP offers employers the opportunity to bring new ideas and energy into the workplace, develop promising young talent, and even build a potential pipeline for future full-time employees.
During the program, students gain real-world, hands-on experience by supporting their host companies. Participants also have opportunities for mentorship and professional development during the program.
American Councils is currently recruiting companies to host interns during the summer of 2023, and will begin recruiting candidates in January. If you are interested in hosting interns during summer 2023, please complete the following form!
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Congratulations to the Contestants of the Central Asian Spelling Bee 2022! π°π¬πΉπ―πΉπ²πΊπΏ
π On November 25, 16 spellers from from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan took part in the Central Asia Regional Spelling Bee 2022 in Tashkent.
π Finalists were selected from the top contestants from local and national competitions earlier this fall. The goal of the competition was to encourage students to build their vocabulary and practice spelling in American English.
π€ Another aim of the event was to build ties between youth of the countries of the region. On November 26, participants visited historic Samarkand for a day of sightseeing and teambuilding in one of the oldest and most famous cities of Central Asia.
π Congratulations to our first and second place winners from Turkmenistan πΉπ² and our third place winner from Uzbekistan πΊπΏ
The Central Asian Spelling Bee is funded by the U.S Embassy Tashkent and administrated by American Councils.
π On November 25, 16 spellers from from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan took part in the Central Asia Regional Spelling Bee 2022 in Tashkent.
π Finalists were selected from the top contestants from local and national competitions earlier this fall. The goal of the competition was to encourage students to build their vocabulary and practice spelling in American English.
π€ Another aim of the event was to build ties between youth of the countries of the region. On November 26, participants visited historic Samarkand for a day of sightseeing and teambuilding in one of the oldest and most famous cities of Central Asia.
π Congratulations to our first and second place winners from Turkmenistan πΉπ² and our third place winner from Uzbekistan πΊπΏ
The Central Asian Spelling Bee is funded by the U.S Embassy Tashkent and administrated by American Councils.
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Forwarded from Access Uzbekistan - Public
Access Program Teachers and Coordinators Complete 5-Day Training
Last month, 40 Access coordinators and teachers completed a 5-day standardization training in Tashkent. The training was organized by American Councils for International Education, and was funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent.
The training provided Access coordinators and teachers valuable new information related to the 2022-24 Access cycle, including updates on new policies, curriculum, monitoring, and assessment.
Active in 80+ countries, the English Access Microscholarship Program gives high-achieving economically disadvantaged students the opportunity to develop their English, leadership, and IT skills. Students also learn about American culture and traditions. You can learn more about the program here. The program has operated in Uzbekistan since 2007, with 18 current sites across the country.
For more information about the Access Program in Uzbekistan follow @Access_UZ
Last month, 40 Access coordinators and teachers completed a 5-day standardization training in Tashkent. The training was organized by American Councils for International Education, and was funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent.
The training provided Access coordinators and teachers valuable new information related to the 2022-24 Access cycle, including updates on new policies, curriculum, monitoring, and assessment.
Active in 80+ countries, the English Access Microscholarship Program gives high-achieving economically disadvantaged students the opportunity to develop their English, leadership, and IT skills. Students also learn about American culture and traditions. You can learn more about the program here. The program has operated in Uzbekistan since 2007, with 18 current sites across the country.
For more information about the Access Program in Uzbekistan follow @Access_UZ
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American Councils for International Education
Is your company looking for summer interns? Apply as a host company for the Young Professional Internships Program! Funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils, this program places talented young Uzbek students and recent graduatesβ¦
π’Extended Deadline for YPIP Host Company Interest Form!
πΉAmerican Councils for International Education is delighted to announce extended deadline for recruitment of Tashkent-based companies within framework of Young Professional Internships Program.
πPlease fill out the following form if your organization is interested in hosting interns during summer of 2023.
πΊπΈYoung Professional Internships Program is funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils Uzbekistan.
πΉAmerican Councils for International Education is delighted to announce extended deadline for recruitment of Tashkent-based companies within framework of Young Professional Internships Program.
πPlease fill out the following form if your organization is interested in hosting interns during summer of 2023.
πΊπΈYoung Professional Internships Program is funded by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils Uzbekistan.
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American Councils Hosts Joint Business Mixer with American Chamber of Commerce
β On December 2, 2022 American Councils hosted a business mixer with American Chamber of Commerce. More than 25 company representatives and 10 alumni of the Young Professional Internship Program (YPIP) attended.
π¬ AmCham President Oybek Khalilov and US Ambassador Jonathan Henick delivered welcoming remarks.
πThe goal of the mixer was to provide YPIP alumni the opportunity to engage and network with AmCham members and promote the building of American-style internship programs - such as YPIP - within Tashkent-based businesses and organizations.
πThe YPIP program is designed to expand the professional capacity and network of young professionals in the areas of business and STEM, and empower participants with the tools needed to become self-reliant learners. Those interested in hosting YPIP interns can find more information here.
β On December 2, 2022 American Councils hosted a business mixer with American Chamber of Commerce. More than 25 company representatives and 10 alumni of the Young Professional Internship Program (YPIP) attended.
π¬ AmCham President Oybek Khalilov and US Ambassador Jonathan Henick delivered welcoming remarks.
πThe goal of the mixer was to provide YPIP alumni the opportunity to engage and network with AmCham members and promote the building of American-style internship programs - such as YPIP - within Tashkent-based businesses and organizations.
πThe YPIP program is designed to expand the professional capacity and network of young professionals in the areas of business and STEM, and empower participants with the tools needed to become self-reliant learners. Those interested in hosting YPIP interns can find more information here.
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Access Programs Start Across Uzbekistan!
πΊπΏ This month, the Access program officially began classes at eleven sites across Uzbekistan!
π This year's cohort of students was selected through a highly competitive application and selection process that saw over 1400 applications across the country! Students were selected on the basis of merit and will spend the next two years studying English, American culture and traditions, leadership, and IT skills through the program.
π We wish the new cohort of students good luck as they begin their Access journey! Welcome to the Access family!
βΉοΈ You can learn more about the program here. For more information about the Access Program in Uzbekistan follow @Access_UZ.
πΊπΈ The English Access Microscholarship Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and implemented in Uzbekistan by American Councils.
πΊπΏ This month, the Access program officially began classes at eleven sites across Uzbekistan!
π This year's cohort of students was selected through a highly competitive application and selection process that saw over 1400 applications across the country! Students were selected on the basis of merit and will spend the next two years studying English, American culture and traditions, leadership, and IT skills through the program.
π We wish the new cohort of students good luck as they begin their Access journey! Welcome to the Access family!
βΉοΈ You can learn more about the program here. For more information about the Access Program in Uzbekistan follow @Access_UZ.
πΊπΈ The English Access Microscholarship Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State and implemented in Uzbekistan by American Councils.
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