Ashgabat (TDI): Turkmenistan has entered into a strategic partnership with the AC Language School of the United States.
The agreement, forged in a recent meeting between representatives of the Turkmen Education Ministry and the leadership of the American institution, is seen as a step towards aligning the country’s education system with international standards.
Under the proposed collaboration, AC Language School will develop a range of specialized educational programs tailored to the specific needs of Turkmenistan’s growing labor market.
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The initiative is noteworthy for its focus on integrating international quality benchmarks with the unique economic profile of Turkmenistan.
The curriculum will span five strategic sectors, starting with tourism, where training will focus on international service standards and intercultural communication skills.
Technology Sector
In the technology sector, courses will include advanced programming, 3D printing, and bioinformatics to enhance digital competencies.
Management training is also on the agenda, with plans to introduce MBA-level programs and modules dedicated to renewable energy and clean technologies.
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Additionally, the agro-industrial sector will benefit from courses on modern agribusiness practices and innovative agricultural product processing techniques.
A key feature of the cooperation will be the introduction of an international certification system, enabling graduates of these programs to receive globally recognized qualifications.
This is expected to boost their competitiveness in the international labor market.
Highlighting the significance of the initiative, representatives from AC Language School expressed optimism about the potential of the Turkmen educational market and conveyed their commitment to establishing a long-term partnership.
This collaboration is part of Turkmenistan’s broader strategy to reform and modernize its education system, ensuring that the nation’s workforce is equipped to meet the challenges of an evolving global economy.
