The Ibrat Language Camp in Uzbekistan, also known as Ibrat Tillar Oromgohi, is a prestigious program aimed at enhancing the language skills of Uzbek youth. It is organized by the Youth Affairs Agency and focuses on providing free education in foreign languages to talented young individuals. The camp is held in the Youth Camp in the Bostanliq district of Tashkent region and typically runs for one week during the winter season.
The camp’s primary objectives are to foster a community of young people proficient in foreign languages, improve their teamwork skills, develop translation abilities, and enhance their soft skills. Additionally, the camp aims to enrich content about Uzbekistan on Wikipedia.
Each year, the camp receives a significant number of applications, with approximately 7,000 applicants vying for a spot. Out of these, only about 400 participants are selected, making the admission process highly competitive and rigorous. Applicants must pass a two-phase selection process, which includes an English language test and an interview, ensuring that only the most qualified and motivated individuals are chosen.
Participants benefit from various activities, including master classes, seminars, team-building games, debates, and public speaking competitions. The camp also offers a unique opportunity to interact with specialists from Freshman Academy and young people who have studied abroad, providing valuable insights and guidance.
The Ibrat Language Camp is not only about language learning but also about building a network of like-minded individuals who are passionate about foreign languages and cultural exchange. The competitive nature of the selection process and the high-quality training provided make it an esteemed program for Uzbek youth.