2026-10-21 07-02 “A PATH TO THE FUTURE THROUGH FOREIGN LANGUAGES”: UZSWLU CENTER FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING OPENS IN CHILANZAR DISTRICT
To increase school students’ interest in learning foreign languages, develop their knowledge and practical skills, promote the wider implementation of modern teaching methods, and strengthen cooperation between schools and higher education institutions, Uzbekistan State World Languages University is establishing foreign language development and teaching centers under the slogan “A Path to the Future Through Foreign Languages.”
On October 21, as part of this initiative, the Center for Foreign Language Development and Teaching of Uzbekistan State World Languages University was officially opened at General Education School No. 280 in Chilanzar District.
The ceremony was attended by university representatives led by the rector, Professor Ilkhomjon Tuxtasinov, and Farhod Uralovich Keldiyorov, Head of the Preschool and School Education Department of Chilanzar District.
Speaking at the event, Rector Ilkhomjon Tuxtasinov outlined the center’s goals and objectives. He highlighted the importance of applying modern approaches to foreign language teaching, developing students’ language proficiency and communication skills, and strengthening cooperation between the school and the university. It was emphasized that the center would provide an important platform for in-depth foreign language learning, practical classes, and expanding students’ future educational opportunities.
Kim Yelena Vitalyevna, Director of General Education School No. 280, also noted that the opening of the center would create new opportunities for students, improve the effectiveness of foreign language learning, and encourage the broader use of modern teaching methodologies in the educational process.
As part of the opening ceremony, the guests cut a ceremonial ribbon and toured the newly renovated classroom equipped with modern facilities. To support the establishment and further development of the center, the university presented the school with a collection of modern international textbooks, workbooks, and innovative teaching materials. These resources are intended to broaden students’ knowledge, support independent learning, and improve the effectiveness of foreign language acquisition.
Volunteers from both the school and the university will also participate in the center’s activities. They met with students and discussed learning plans for foreign languages and the use of innovative teaching methods.
The opening of the Center for Foreign Language Development and Teaching at School No. 280 in Chilanzar District marks an important step toward strengthening cooperation between school and higher education, helping young people achieve a strong command of foreign languages, and expanding their future educational and professional opportunities.
