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The meeting at AC Language School was held as part of the working visit of the delegation of the Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan to the United States of America. The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Turkmenistan to the United States Meret Orazov, the Deputy Minister of Education of Turkmenistan Azat Atayev, the Vice-Rector of the International University for Humanities and Development Nurmuhammet Shihliyev and the Vice-Rector of the Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan Begench Myatliyev attended the meeting. The meeting was chaired by Chief Administrator for Government and Operational Affairs, Angelas Chaviz, from AC Language School.

At the meeting with the delegation of the Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan, AC Language School proposed to develop individual educational courses that will be specifically focused on the needs and requirements of the labor market of Turkmenistan, taking into account international quality standards. This proposal is aimed at supporting Turkmenistan's strategic initiatives to modernize and diversify the economy, as well as to ensure the training of qualified personnel for key sectors of the country's economy.

AC Language School emphasized its willingness to work with Turkmen educational institutions and government agencies to develop courses that will meet international standards in areas such as:

1. Tourism: creating programs that will help graduates meet the requirements of the tourism sector focused on international service standards, including knowledge of foreign languages and the development of intercultural communication skills.

2. Technology and engineering: developing courses in areas such as information technology, programming, additive technologies (3D printing), and bioinformatics. These programs will include modern approaches to education and an emphasis on the use of digital technologies in teaching.

3. Business and management: special programs in business administration, project management that meet international MBA standards and will help improve the level of business competencies among future managers and specialists.

4. Energy: the school proposed to develop programs aimed at training qualified personnel in the energy sector, especially in areas such as renewable energy sources, sustainable use of natural resources and environmentally friendly technologies. These programs meet international standards, including training specialists in project management in the energy sector and the implementation of innovations in the industry.

5. Agro-sector: taking into an 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 focused on developing skills in managing agro-industrial complexes, increasing production efficiency and introducing advanced technologies in the agricultural sector.

AC Language School has also proposed the introduction of a certification system that will allow students and professionals to obtain internationally recognized certificates. This will ensure their competitiveness in the labor market and will allow Turkmenistan to integrate into global educational and economic processes.

The individualized educational programs developed by AC Language School will be an important step in improving the quality of education in Turkmenistan and will help prepare highly qualified specialists who are able to work successfully both within the country and abroad.

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