Vocational training events (lifelong learning)

Advanced training center is a well-known organization which has been actively providing a weekly/monthly trainings to the public, government and non-government organizations creating opportunities for the population to learn the necessary conditions for the written speech norms and guidelines of the literary language in short-term studies, vehicles, distance, distance winter.  
They offer different vocational training classes annually regarding official Uzbek language, Uzbek language as a second language and organize trainings of state organizations on the basics of working in the state language and writing all skills;
The goal of the Center is to obtain standardized and simplified popular textbooks of the Uzbek literary language for conducting work in the state language and to control the quality of teaching in this direction.
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This centre courses are divided into:

• • For government organizations
• • For Public
• • For journalists
• • For Uzbek language learners
• • Exams for citizenship

Uzbek literacy courses for government organizations
The length of the training program is 144 hours
Auditorium hours – 60 hours
Working with the workbook - 84 hours
Weekly hours - 15 hours
Daily hours – 3 hours (one academic hour 40 minutes)
Form of education - traditional, distance: separated from work or not

 

Requirements for the knowledge, skills and qualifications of the students for the courses

Listener:

• • knowledge of the Uzbek-Latin alphabet;
• • mastering the norms of the Uzbek literary language, spelling rules of the Uzbek-Latin alphabet, punctuation marks;
• • distinguish speech styles;
• • mastering the technique of text creation and being able to evaluate oral speech;
• • being able to express thoughts in written and oral form while observing speech culture;
• • to have an idea about the language and style of documents, types of documents: organizational, order, informational documents, service correspondence and diplomatic correspondence;
• • to know how to correctly write and use official documents in Uzbek language that are often used in everyday life;
• • it is necessary to have the skills to correctly express thoughts in oral and written form.

 

Working with a workbook

Students are provided with printed and electronic workbooks. They perform practical tasks independently through a workbook consisting of exercises and tasks corresponding to the content of the module.

Final evaluation of listeners

The final assessment is conducted in the form of a test, oral and written (writing an essay, field-related document). 4 hours will be allotted for the final tests.

The maximum score is 100
The qualifying score is 55

Since the classes are conducted in traditional and distance form, the following procedure is followed in the assessment.

Distribution of points for traditional education:

 

Form of assessment Highest score
Essay	40
Writing a field document	20
Oral	10
Test	30
Total	100 points

 

Distribution of points for distance learning
Essay	20
Oral	10
Test	30
Activity in the system	40
Total	100 points

Name of topics  and hours

Introduction of Uzbek alphabet based on Latin script in the Republic of Uzbekistan
Familiarity with the Latin alphabet	2 points
Consonant (x, y, z, g', sh, ch, ng) letters. Use of parentheses. Conjunction spelling	2 points
Vowel (a, i, u, o, o', e) and consonant (b, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v) letters	2 points
Uzbek-Latin alphabet of Cyrillic letters E, Yo Yu, Ya, Ts	2 points
Exercise of reading and writing texts in the Uzbek-Latin alphabet	2 points
Total	10 points

 At the moment, more than 25,000 graduates of vocational trainings, 13 regional divisions, more than 200 professionals, 12 services and courses are available.

  

The goal of the center is to fully implement the state language and ensure the full implementation of the Uzbek alphabet based on the Latin alphabet in the system of working in the state language and the skills of the employees of state organizations in this regard. 

Uzbek Literary Language Standards And Speech Culture Course
The length of the training program - 144 hours
Auditorium hours - 72 hours
Independent education - 72 hours

Requirements for the knowledge, skills and qualifications of the students for the course:
Listener:

• • knowledge of the Uzbek-Latin alphabet;
• • mastering the norms of the Uzbek literary language, spelling rules of the Uzbek-Latin alphabet, punctuation marks;
• • distinguish speech styles;
• • mastering the technique of text creation and being able to evaluate oral speech;
• • being able to express thoughts in written and oral form while observing speech culture;
• • to have knowledge of document language and style, document types;
• • to know how to correctly write and use official documents in Uzbek language that are often used in everyday life;
• • skills to prevent various conflicts that may arise in interpersonal relationships during the mastering of practical training in the psychology of communication module;
• • develop communication skills, acquire certain knowledge about cooperation technologies, mechanisms of mutual perception of interlocutors;
• • to prepare to express one's opinion freely, orally and in writing, about what he has read, seen, heard, known and witnessed;
• • Having speech and behavioral culture, especially working with a microphone, pulpit and video camera;
• • to have an understanding of speech culture;
• • to gain an understanding of the personal characteristics and abilities necessary for a speaker;
• • to acquire the skills of speech techniques and speech methods used in public speaking.

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