Let’s look at this without emotion, using real numbers. What kind of future is it?

1. Where is the world heading?

Today around 260 million people in the world can speak Russian, most of them in Russia and the neighbouring post-Soviet countries. In Georgia, Ukraine and the Baltic states the role of Russian has already fallen sharply. The language’s geography is shrinking year by year.

Now look at the global digital world. Only 6% of the world’s internet content is in Russian. More than half of the latest technology, business literature and programming languages are in English! Today one in five people in the world can speak English.

How big is the future we want for our children? A limited region, or the whole world?

2. “I went to a Russian school too, but...”

Like many people, I studied at a Russian-language school from Grade 8. But from my own experience I can say that my most basic, fundamental knowledge still came from lessons in my native language. When people think in their native language, they understand subjects more deeply and the brain takes in information faster.

So can an education in Uzbek not deliver world-class results? Of course it can!

3. World-class education in Uzbek: the Sodiq School experience

The clearest example is Sodiq School, a private school in our capital. Teaching here is entirely in Uzbek, yet the results are remarkable:

  • More than $20,000,000 in grants: the school’s graduates have won grants worth more than 20 million dollars in total from top universities around the world.
  • A historic result — Harvard: Sodiq School is the first private school in Uzbekistan to have a student admitted to Harvard, the world’s most prestigious university.
  • International preparation: children study in Uzbek while preparing professionally, inside the school, for leading international exams such as IELTS, SAT and AP.

So the issue isn’t the language — it’s the system and the quality of teaching!

4. A free diagnostic of your child’s knowledge

If you want to know your child’s level precisely, Sodiq School offers parents an excellent and completely free opportunity.

Other schools hold an exam and simply give a bare score (say, 60 or 80). Sodiq School diagnoses a child’s knowledge the way a doctor would. The answers aren’t just marked: which questions did the child get wrong? What are their strengths and weaknesses? Which topics do they need to work on next? Parents receive a detailed diagnostic report of 15 sections answering these questions.

5. The exam date is set: 1 August!

Would you like to learn all this about your child’s level, future opportunities and progress in each subject — completely free?

Then don’t miss the chance: bring your child to the Sodiq School diagnostic assessment.

Exam date: 1 August Cost: completely free

If you have any questions or would like to register your child, get in touch with us now. Sodiq School — devoted to learning!