The educational system of Uzbekistan

Topic: “The educational system of Uzbekistan”

1. Vocabulary:
to guarantee – kafolatlamoq - гарантировать

right – huquq - право

education -ta’lim - образование

a citizen – fuqaro - гражданин

compulsory – majburiy - обязательный

to be divided – bo’linmoq - подразделяться

primary – boshlang’ich - начальный

secondary – o’rtamaxsus - среднеобразовательный

except - …. dantashqari – кроме

according to - ….ga ko’ra – согласнос …

to choose – tanlamoq - выбирать

opportunity – imkoniyat - возможность

vocational education – kasb-hunarta’limi – профессиональноеобразование

a certificate – shahodatnoma - свидетельство

scholarship – stipendiya - стипендия

2. Read and translate the text:
The Constitution of the Uzbekistan guarantees the right to education to all citizens of the country. School education in Uzbekistan is compulsory and it is divided into primary and secondary.

Uzbek boys and girls begin school at the age of six or seven. They learn to read and to write and to do mathematics there. Schoolchildren study a primary school for four years. Then they enter the secondary school, where they study for five years. They go to school every day except for Sunday. The pupils have to wear a school uniform. Boys wear light shirt and dark trousers and girls light blouse and dark skirt.

At the end of ninth form, pupils have a special test. According to the results of this test some of them choose to continue studying at colleges or lyceums, others stay in school for two years. Studying at colleges or lyceums, the pupils have the opportunity to receive a good vocational education and secondary education at the same time. Those pupils who decide to continue studying at school, at the end of the eleventh form receive a school leaving certificate.

Many pupils enter universities and institutes to take higher education. Students at colleges, universities and institutions usually receive state scholarships.

3.Decide if the sentences are true or false:
1. School education in Uzbekistan is divided into primary, secondary and higher education. ___

2. Schoolchildren study a primary school for four years. ____

3. After primary school, they enter the vocational school, where they study for five years. ___

4. Studying at colleges or lyceums, the pupils have the opportunity to receive a good vocational education and secondary education at the same time._____

5. Pupils at schools usually receive state scholarships._____

6. After studying at college, the pupils enter to Master’s department.____

4. Make up word – combinations using these words.

guarantees the right to education	a school uniform
primary education	the results of this test
to wear a school uniform	mathematics
according to the results of this test	leaving certificate
a school leaving certificate	primary and secondary
receive state scholarships	1.the right to education
to do mathematics	state scholarships
to be divided into primary and secondary	education