Faculty members from the State energy institute of Turkmenistan and the International university for humanities and development are participating in the International institutional planning program for heads of educational institutions, organised by the National institute of educational planning and administration (NIEPA) in New Delhi from the 30th of March to 10th of April.
The event is being held as part of the Indian technical and economic cooperation (ITEC) project with the participation of specialists from educational institutions from 16 countries, including Russia, Türkiye, Uzbekistan, Egypt, Thailand, and Colombia.
The courses are taught at a high level and are led by renowned professors and experts in the field of educational management.
The training includes interactive seminars and group research projects, where participants exchange experiences and discuss modern approaches to improving educational systems.
The key research and practical areas of the program include institutional and strategic planning, modern methods of leadership and management in education, international standards for ensuring educational quality, financial planning, and the implementation of digital technologies in the educational system.
Representatives from Turkmenistan give presentations on the achievements of the educational system of the country and study best international practices. Study visits to the Institute of educational technology and the National council of educational research and training provided participants with an insight into education strategy and technology base of the India.
The participation of representatives from Turkmenistan in this international program will contribute to increasing the competitiveness of higher education system of the country internationally, improving the professional skills of teachers, and taking scientific and educational cooperation between the two countries to a new level.
