More than a thousand teachers in Kyrgyzstan were trained to work according to Russian standards. The website of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation reports.
It is noted that over a thousand teachers from Kyrgyzstan were trained in three centers of open education in Russian and Russian language training, which began work last year in Bishkek, Batken and Karakol. Advanced training classes are held for teachers preparing to work in new schools, where teaching process will be conducted according to Russian educational standards.
The teacher training project is being implemented on behalf of the Russian Ministry by the Bashkir State Pedagogical University. The work is being carried out as part of familiarizing teachers with the practices of domestic education.
The first educational institutions, in which teaching will be conducted according to Russian standards, are planned to be opened in Bishkek, Batken and Karakol cities. The educational process will be carried out according to Russian standards, taking into account local characteristics, including the culture and history of Kyrgyzstan.
Rector of the Bashkir State Pedagogical University Salavat Sagitov noted that the new schools would become methodological and educational centers for promoting the Russian language in their regions.
On September 1 last year, the presidents of the two countries participated in the capsule-laying ceremony for the construction of the first three Russian-Kyrgyz schools. In total, it is planned to build nine schools, which will be attended by over 11,000 people in five years.
