As reported by the press service of the Ministry of Education, Kendirbaeva inspected the building of the center, including the working offices and the adjacent territory, and also organized a meeting with the staff.
During the meeting held that day, the heads of key departments of the ministry, representatives of the center, as well as delegates from the Kyrgyz Academy of Education and vocational colleges No. 94, No. 91, and No. 20 participated.
During the meeting, issues regarding the center's activities were discussed, and the minister provided a number of directives to improve its work. The main tasks included: developing a plan for the implementation of a chess section, creating comprehensive methodological support for teachers, a professional development program for educators, organizing sports competitions for teachers and students, as well as developing digital skills.
Kendirbaeva noted that the building of the center requires major repairs and announced her intention to send an official letter to the relevant state authorities regarding this issue.
“Our country needs a center that will focus on training teachers for pre-conscription preparation and physical culture. It is important to develop policies, strategies, as well as instructions and regulations for its operation. This activity should cover both preschool and general educational institutions. Methodologies need to be created for the development of younger children through intellectual and national games,” she emphasized.
In addition, the minister visited the classrooms, territory, and dormitory of vocational college No. 20, and also participated in educational activities, providing recommendations for improving the educational process.
