Andijan trains qualified specialists for industrial enterprises
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the technical college in the Ipak Yuli industrial zone in Andijan region.
In Uzbekistan, alongside the establishment of new industrial enterprises, particular emphasis is placed on training qualified specialists to meet their needs. Close integration between education and production plays a key role in this process.
The Andijan-Huanya International Technical College was established for this purpose. It trains specialists in high-demand fields for the textile, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and other high-tech enterprises located in the Ipak Yuli industrial zone.
The project, financed entirely by foreign investment, has a total cost of $15 million and has created 150 new jobs.
A modern educational facility designed for 5,000 students has been built on a four-hectare site. The next phase of the project includes the construction of a student dormitory and a laboratory building, as well as the development of a sports field, a cafeteria, and a green area.
A dual education system has been introduced at the technical college. Students acquire theoretical knowledge at the college, while practical training occurs at major enterprises within the industrial zone. Students gain firsthand experience with production processes, modern equipment, and technologies during their studies.
The technical college began operations in June this year and currently has 210 students. By 2030, annual enrollment is planned to reach 1,800 students, bringing the total number of students to 4,000. The number of fields of study is also expected to increase to 20.
The President inspected the technical college facilities and spoke with students and the investor.
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