Multilingual Youth
Support young people to communicate confidently in more than one language and participate successfully in an increasingly connected world.
A ministry-led recruitment platform for qualified Chinese language educators who will deliver structured extracurricular activities, clubs, cultural programmes, and supplementary language sessions in Uzbekistan’s public secondary schools.
The Ministry’s foreign-language education vision is to give young people practical communication skills, cultural confidence, and wider opportunities for study, work, innovation, and international cooperation.
Support young people to communicate confidently in more than one language and participate successfully in an increasingly connected world.
Prioritise listening, speaking, communication, cultural understanding, and the confident real-world use of language.
Expand quality language-learning opportunities for students in public schools and communities across Uzbekistan.
Bring qualified international educators together with local teachers to exchange experience and strengthen teaching practice.
Use language education to deepen mutual understanding and strengthen lasting friendship between the people of Uzbekistan and China.
Help learners build foundations for further education, scholarships, tourism, trade, technology, and international careers.
International cooperation supports Uzbekistan’s own education priorities: confident young people, capable teachers, inclusive public schools, and a multilingual generation prepared for the future.
Source: Ministry of Preschool and School Education vision for foreign-language education and multilingual youth, presented in Teach Uzbekistan, Issue 01, 2026.



