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AGENT PANEL: Recruiting from Central Asia and the Caucasus – Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan ICEF Central Asia Focus 2017 – Almaty AGENT PANEL: Recruiting from Central Asia and the Caucasus – Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan Sergey Krasnyanskiy March 13, 2017 Almaty, Kazakhstan Director CIS Session Speakers Ms Olga Kurinina - Academic Counsellor at Schwarzthal Kapital - Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan Mr Vladimir Dolgiy, Director at World of Education, Uzbekistan Ms Gulnar Kaskenova, Director at Langberry - Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan Central Asia and the Caucasus – Overview Central Asia and the Caucasus – Facts Official Name: Central Asia and the Caucasus Countries § Caucasus: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia § Central Asia: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan Ethnic Groups: Eastern Turkic, Eastern Iranian, Mongolian and Slavic people Languages: Turkic, Middle Iranian, Indo-European languages and Russian as lingua franca Population: 88 million Government Type: Democracies, particularly quite authoritarian Economy: Oil, gas, natural resources, agriculture and some industrial projects Central Asia and the Caucasus – Market Big reserves of natural resources Growing population (Population Reference Bureau (USA): by 2030 the population in the Central Asia is expected to increase to 82 million and in the Caucasus to 19 million) The population is very young, i.e. the middle age in Uzbekistan, with it’s regions’ largest population of 31 million people, is 27 years Lack of capacities at local higher education institutions Several education abroad programs with governmental support Established agents’ network with ist‘ recognized and popular services 34 officially recognized ICEF agents in Azerbaijan, 97 in Kazakhstan, 17 in Kyrgyzstan and 49 in Uzbekistan ICEF Central Asia Focus 2017 – Almaty Recruiting Students in Kyrgyzstan Presented by Olga Kurinina Academic Counsellor at Schwarzthal Kapital - Central Asia Kyrgyzstan Main cities: Bishkek, Osh Population is 6 million (children up to 18 years - 36,3 %, students -4,2%) Studying abroad around 6000 Schwarzthal Kapital- Central Asia • Pre-school for age 3 to 6-7 (not compulsory, only 10% enrolled). • Primary School starts at 6 – 7 years, lasts four years and is compulsory • Secondary school lasts for 7 years, after five years of lower secondary school, the system offers two years of upper secondary school, specialized secondary school, or vocational/technical school. • The Ministry of Education and Science (MES) is in charge of Education in Kyrgyzstan • Students have then the choice between comprehensive and vocation Education. • Comprehensive Education is constituted of a 2 two year curriculum, which grants - a certificate of completion («attestat»). The certificate is generally required in order to join a university. • Vocational Education is given in Professional lyceum and vocational technical colleges School system Schwarzthal Kapital- Central Asia • Higher Education includes universities, academies, specialized higher education institutes and institutes. • Secondary professional education is through colleges and technicums for up to 4 years, of which 2 are exempt if secondary school has been completed. • Undergraduate lasts 4 years (Bachelor degree (Bakalavr) and graduate programs, Master (Magistr) up to 2 years. • A «specialist degree» a 5 (or 6 for medical and architecture studies) years. • The specialist and the master degrees both open the door to PhD programs (aspirantura). Higher education Schwarzthal Kapital- Central Asia • Tajikistan: 150 • USA: 250 • Germany: 500 • Russia: 3500 • Saudi Arabia: 300 • Kazakhstan:450 • France:100 • Malaysia: 70 • Czech republic: 100 • Japan and Korea: 150 • Canada: 80 • UK: 80-90 • Other European countries: around 200 Enrolled students in 2016 Program choice Schwarzthal Kapital- Central Asia Ø Ranking of the educational institution Ø Location (basically big cities) Ø Excellent study facilities Ø Work placement after graduation Ø Staying in the country ( immigrate) Ø Students’ satisfaction Students’ expectations Schwarzthal Kapital- Central Asia Thank you! Ms Olga Kurinina Academic Counsellor Schwarzthal Kapital - Central Asia 1A Kulatov Street, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Tel.: +996-312-534650 E-mail: [email protected] Web: ww.schwarzthal.kg ICEF Central Asia Focus 2017 – Almaty Recruiting Students in Uzbekistan Presented by Vladimir Dolgiy Director at World of Education Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Uzbekistan • Populaon: 32 million • 34% less than 14 years old • Capital: Tashkent (4 million) • Main ci1es: Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Urgench, Ferghana, Andijan • Languages: Uzbek, Russian, English Uzbekistan • 4th largest gold deposits in the world • 7th - Uranium produc1on • 11th – Natural gas produc1on Uzbekistan Uzbekistan • High Speed Trains • Uzbekistan Airways • Lots of oil and gas projects • 1 million tourists per year • Chevrolet Produc1on • MAN produc1on Educaon • Kinder Garden 2-6 • Primary school 7-11 (1-4th grade) • Secondary school 11-16(5th to 9th grade) • Lyceum or Colleges 16-18(10th to 12th grade) • Bachelors (4 years) • Masters (2 years) • PhD - 3 years Educaon • 9500+ schools • 1400+ colleges and 140+ lyceums (1,7 million students) • 220+ professions, 570+ specializaons Educaon • 59 Higher Educaon organizaons • 7 foreign – INHA (South Korea), MDIST (Singapore), Westminster (UK), Torino Polytechnical (Italy), Moscow State University (Russia), Oil and Gas Gubkin (Russia), Plekhanov Economics Academy (Russia) Educaon Abroad • 10000+ students study abroad • Des1naons: US, UK, Europe, Malaysia, China, Russia • Business Administraon, Informaon Technologies, Design, Engineering How to promote • Local fairs • Social Media • Word of Mouth • Web-site Agents • 40+ Agents • 7+ all direc1ons • 30+ country or region targeted • 10+ new agencies (not older than 2 years) Thank you for your aen1on Any ques1ons? Thank you! Mr Vladimir Dolgiy Director World of Education Afrosiab street 14 Tashkent, Uzbekistan Tel.: +998-71-2560087 Email: [email protected] Web: www.woe.uz ICEF Central Asia Focus 2017 – Almaty Recruiting Students in Azerbaijan Presented by Gulnar Kaskenova Director at Langberry - Azerbaijan Agent Panel: Recrui1ng from Central Asia and the Caucasus - Azerbaijan • Geopoli1cal background, market, educaon system • Preferences • Student expectaons Azerbaijan - Facts • Located in the Caucasus region of Eurasia • The largest country in the Caucasus • Populaon - 9 mln Geopoli1cal background, market size, educaon system -30% of the Azerbaijan's populaon is under 20 -Azerbaijan is one of the fastest growing student markets in Central Asia. General secondary school educaon three levels – • primary • general secondary • full secondary educaon Higher educaon – • baccalaureate • the magistrate • doctorate Study abroad Number of students studying abroad including future poten1al and trends - opportunity to study abroad at the governmental expense. Two op1ons of the governmental financing of the foreign educaon of Azerbaijani students: 1) Financed by the Ministry of Educaon of Azerbaijan. 2) “Governmental programme for educa1on of the Azerbaijani students in 2007-2015” (supported by the Governmental Oil Fund of the Republic of Azerbaijan). Most popular courses: medicine, chemistry, physics, biology, maths. Educaonal preferences: 80% choose humanitarian facul1es. 26,9% study Medicine, 15% - Social Sciences and Humani1es, 8,6% - IT, 5,6% - Sciences, 2,4% study in the service sector and 2% - Agriculture and construc1on. Course and des1naon preferences • Turkey Main competors of the countries interested in aracng the Azerbaijani students-scholarship holders are Turkey, Russia, Great Britain, Germany. These • Russia countries nowadays are the most arac1ve for the Azerbaijani students. According to the stas1cs of the years, 40,8% of 2055 of • UK Azerbaijani students have studied in Turkey, 24,7% - in Russia, 6,6% - in Great Britain, 5,4% - in Germany. • Germany Average length a student spends abroad Educaon programmes: High school (private school) – from 1 to 4 years Graduate degree – baccalaureate, masters programme, MBA, doctorate – from 2 to 4 years Language courses - from a month to a year Student expectaons • Personal development • Academic Commitment • Intercultural development • Career development Thank you! Ms Gulnar Kaskenova Director Langberry – Azerbaijan 56a Rashid Behbudov St Baku, Azerbaijan Tel.: +998-71-2560087 Email: [email protected] Web:http://langberry.az Thank you! ICEF GmbH Am Hofgarten 9 53113 Bonn Germany Phone (HQ): +49 228 20119 0 Phone (Russia): +7 812 385 7512 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.icef.com .
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