
Cultural Bridge
Unique opportunity for cultural and academic exchange between Central Asian countries with Uzbekistan's representatives
5 April
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
This conference unites English teachers in Central Asia, especially in Tashkent, to share ideas and advance professional development
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Featured keynote by
Profit University
Husayn Bayqaro 117
Primary and secondary school teachers looking to improve their teaching methods and exchange experiences with colleagues.
Self-employed or online English teachers who want to expand their professional skills and network with others in the field.
Professors, lecturers, and university educators interested in new approaches to teaching students.
Future teachers studying English language education who want to prepare for their professional careers.
Educators on parental leave who want to stay updated on educational trends and developments.
Individuals with little or no teaching experience who want to enter the profession and find support from peers.
Teachers with years of experience who want to share their knowledge, learn new methods, and expand their professional connections.
People interested in becoming English teachers and looking for guidance on starting their careers.
Unique opportunity for cultural and academic exchange between Central Asian countries with Uzbekistan's representatives
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Inclusive Practices
Bostan Hayat is a leading expert in English Language Teaching and President of KazAELT. She holds an MA in TESOL from KIMEP University and is a CELTA tutor. As Head of Educational Research at Quantum STEM School, she shapes future educators. She has co-authored a book on online teaching and spoken at IATEFL (UK) and TESOL (USA). Her work drives innovation and growth in teaching. She also leads development at the Farabi International School Chain. Partnering with the British Council, she advances teacher education and inclusion
Teachers Well-being
Tamara Jumabayeva is a passionate EFL teacher with over 10 years of experience in primary education. She honed her skills at Uğur Schools in Turkey, specializing in young learners’ language development. Holding a Master of Education and CELTA certification, she is committed to high-quality teaching. As an edublogger at TeachingDays, she shares valuable insights with educators worldwide. She leads the Young Learners Special Interest Group (YL SIG) for KazAELT, promoting best practices in language education. Currently, she is pursuing a Diploma in TESOL at OxfordTEFL. Her work focuses on innovation and excellence in teaching young learners
Emotional Intelligence
Marija Kovač started as an EFL and ESP teacher in Serbia and grew into a dedicated educator. With international experience at universities and NGOs, she remains deeply engaged in education and leadership. As an IREX media literacy trainer and human rights education expert, she focuses on teaching what truly matters. Currently, she is a Curriculum and Methodology instructor at Webster University in Tashkent. Her work drives innovation and critical thinking in education
Continuous Development
Aliya Zhakupova is a dedicated educator and leader with 14 years of teaching experience and 5 years in administration. She holds a BA in Education from Arizona State University and an MA in TESOL from KIMEP University. Certified in CELTA and Harvard’s School Management program, she is committed to excellence in education. As Head of Professional Development at Quantum STEM School, she enhances teacher effectiveness through training initiatives. Her expertise bridges classroom practices with strategic school-wide goals. Aliya is passionate about fostering continuous learning for both educators and students. Her leadership drives innovation and growth in education.
Answers to the most important questions about the conference
Your registration fee helps cover essential conference expenses, including venue rental, speaker honorariums, materials, coffee breaks, and organizational costs. It also ensures a high-quality experience with valuable networking opportunities, expert-led sessions, and access to resources.
KazAELT is expanding its reach to support English language educators across Central Asia. Tashkent, as a key educational hub, provides a strategic location for fostering regional collaboration, knowledge exchange, and professional networking among teachers and experts from different countries.
The conference promotes professional development for local educators, introduces international best practices in English language teaching, and enhances academic and cultural exchange. It also strengthens Uzbekistan’s position as an active participant in global education initiatives and connects local teachers with international experts.
All sessions will be in English.
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