It should be noted that a number of projects are being developed and implemented in the region to radically reform the education system, rationally fulfill the tasks set by the President for the development of education and improve the quality of education.

Ministry officials first visited school No. 23 in Yukori Chirchik district to study the conditions created for teachers and students. The teacher and the school’s senior students were interviewed. During the interview, they were introduced to their vocational training skills. They were given the necessary recommendations.

In this regard, the Minister said, “The potential of a teacher is revealed in the students they teach. The educator is the most important person who contributes to the development of society and should act accordingly, ”he said. At the same time, he gave important instructions to increase students' interest in education, profession and expand their coverage of higher education by increasing parental responsibility.

During the visit, he presented a set of books for the school, as well as the necessary equipment.

The study process continued in the specialized auxiliary boarding school No. 124 located in the "Mustaqillik" mahalla of Orta Chirchik district and in the secondary school No. 65 of the "Mashal" farm.

The Minister was accompanied by Anvar Khanturaev, Deputy Hokim of the district on youth policy, social development and spiritual-educational work, Azamat Kamolov, head of the regional department of public education, and Arif Dadajonov, head of the district department of public education.

First, he got acquainted with the conditions created for students to receive quality education in the specialized boarding school No. 124 in the district.

After that, the officials headed to the 65th comprehensive school. The 784-seat school, located on the territory of the Mashal mahalla, was built in 1989 and currently has 727 students. A total of 50 teachers from various disciplines are teaching the younger generation here.

The Minister interacted with the school’s graduating 11th graders and inquired about their aspirations for knowledge and plans to choose a future field.

He talked about who wants to be a professional, why he wants to choose this direction, and expressed his views on the areas of growing demand in the current era of globalization and rapid development.

The Minister said that students can read more books, that any high achievements can be achieved through reading books, and presented them with a variety of collections of works of art and literature from the masterpieces of world literature.

Representatives examined the condition of the classrooms, as well as the adequacy of logistics. Interviews with teachers were organized.

Following the feedback from the teachers, the school was provided with a television set to further facilitate the lesson process and increase the level of understanding among the students.

Also, the head of the regional Department of Public Education Azamat Kamolov was instructed to strictly control the supply of 300 pieces of computer equipment for 20 schools in the district, which are included in the program of the Department of Education under the Ministry.