Seventh Cycle of KOICA-Supported Montessori Course Completed

According to the Montessori philosophy, the foundation of education lies in hands-on, independent activities that enable children to learn through hands-on experiences. This method encourages the use of specific educational tools to foster a child-centred learning environment. In collaboration with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), the seventh season of the “Montessori Trainer Preparation” course has successfully concluded at Karshi State University. The program was specially designed for students majoring in Preschool Education and Primary Education. Today’s closing and certificate award ceremony was attended by volunteer instructor Lee Youngil from KOICA (joining remotely), alongside faculty members from the University’s Department of Primary Education. Following heartfelt closing remarks, students who completed the course were awarded certificates and diplomas, recognising their commitment and achievements in Montessori training.