Kawaijuku Group's KEI Advance has signed a contract with JICA for the introduction of the Japanese-style academic ability test model planned in Uzbekistan in Central Asia, which was adopted by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) for the 2020 SME / SDGs Business Support Project. is.
According to KEI Advance, there is no academic ability test for secondary education in Uzbekistan, either public or private, and students are taking university entrance exams without knowing their academic ability.No measures have been taken to improve school education or improve the abilities of school teachers.
KEI Advance will develop a business for the introduction of a Japanese-style academic ability test model for mathematics in the area centered on Tashkent, the capital.The results of the experimental Japanese scholastic ability test will be fed back not only to students and parents but also to the Ministry of National Education of Uzbekistan, and at the same time, suggestions for improving education will be made.
Hapiral Test Solutions of the same Kawaijuku Group will also cooperate in the project.Utilizing the know-how cultivated in the general mock exam, which is taken by a total of about 300 million people in Japan, we aim to popularize and establish the Japanese-style academic ability test.
Uzbekistan is a former Soviet Union member country located in Central Asia and has the largest population of 3,350 million in Central Asia.42% of the total population is under 24 years old. The number of national university examinees in 2020 has reached 120 million, and the momentum for raising academic ability is rising nationwide.
