Meeting of the Turkmen Delegation at AC Language School
As part of the working visit the delegation from the Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan to the United States of America, a meeting was held at AC Language School. The meeting was attended by Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Turkmenistan to the United States Meret Orazov, Deputy Minister of Education of Turkmenistan Azat Atayev, Vice-rector of the International University of Humanities and Development Nurmyhammet Shikhliyev and Vice-Rector of the Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan Begench Myatliyev. On behalf of the AC Language School, the meeting was headed by Angelas Chaviz, Chief Administrator for Government and Operational Affairs.
During the meeting, AC Language School proposed the development of individual educational courses aimed at meeting the needs of the Turkmen labor market in accordance with international quality standards. This proposal is aimed at supporting Turkmenistan's strategic initiatives to modernize and diversify the economy, as well as to train qualified personnel for key sectors of the country's economy.
The following proposals:
1. Tourism: to create of programs that will help graduates meet the requirements of the tourism sector, focused on international service standards , including foreign languages and the development of intercultural communication skills.
2. Technology and Engineering: development of courses in areas such as information technology, programming, additive technologies (3D printing), and bioinformatics, incorporating modern teaching methods and digital technologies.
3. Business and Management: Special programs in business administration and project management that comply with international MBA standards, enhancing the competencies among future managers.
4. Energy sector: The School proposed to develop programs aimed at training qualified personnel in the field of energy, especially in areas such as renewable energy sources, sustainable use of natural resources and environmentally friendly technologies. These programs comply with international standards, including the training of specialists in energy project management and industry innovation.
5. Agricultural sector: Taking into account the importance of agriculture for Turkmenistan, AC Language School has offered educational programs on agribusiness, sustainable agriculture and agricultural processing technologies. These programs are aimed at developing skills in managing agro-industrial complexes, improving production efficiency and introducing advanced technologies in the agricultural sector.
Additionally, AC Language School has proposed the implementation of a certification system to provide students and professionals with internationally recognized certificates, enhancing their competitiveness in the labor market and facilitating Turkmenistan's integration into global educational and economic frameworks. The individualized educational programs developed by AC Language School will be a significant step towards improving the quality of education in Turkmenistan and training specialists capable of succeeding both domestically and internationally.
Aylar NEDIROVA,
the 2nd year student of the Faculty International
Relations
of the Institute of International Relations
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan