July 1, 2020 | Category : NewsASHGABAT, TURKMENISTAN — The EU project “Support for the Education System in Turkmenistan” provides a consistent and coherent package of hands-on consultancy, further education of teachers, and support in updating of curricula and training materials for teachers from pilot TVET institutions in aligning to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).Within these ongoing efforts, senior non-key expert Marine Ghazaryan organized in June a series of webinars at the Construction College of Ashgabat for development of syllabuses for teaching IFRS and integration to the College curricula with necessary educational materials and reading resources for teachers, practitioner accountants, and students.
The aim was to consider the requirements of the construction sector in switching to IFRS, both from the general needs and practical difficulties in introducing a new way of doing accountancy.Ms Guzel Gadjigaeva, a teacher, states: “Today, the Ashgabat Secondary Vocational Construction school has qualified teachers, updated curricula and syllabus that meet the new requirements of the IFRS.
I am confident that we can meet the new skills demand in accountancy from Turkmen construction companies.”Turkmenistan adopted the IFRS since 2019 and made them mandatory for all businesses in the country.
The EU project cooperates closely with the Ministry of Education and within the framework of the project’s Terms of Reference to support the alignment with international standards and practice.
So far, experts trained 65 teachers from Ashgabat and the regions Bookkeeping, Accountancy and Finance, and developed a range of training materials offline and online.The efforts will continue, with an increasingly switch to monitor and support new practice in the classroom.Background The EU Central Asia strategy, as adopted in June 2019, focus on strengthening resilience, increasing prosperity and promoting regional cooperation.
As part of ongoing efforts, the third education project “Supporting the Education Sector in Turkmenistan” continues to support the Turkmen Government in creating a modern education system that meets international educational standards and labour market needs.The project runs for 51 months, from October 2016 to December 2020.
Two components comprise more than 30 activities, from capacity building to platform development, from curriculum updating to career guidance.Contact details If you have any questions, please contact the project office at tm_office@europeanprofiles.org or the project assistant, Ms Gulistan Bekniyazova, at +99 365 807024.
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