Another volunteer teacher has started working at the university
Gabrielle Klema will be working at Bukhara State University for 9 months as part of the ETA (English Teaching Assistant) program
Another Volunteer Teacher Has Started Working at the University
The Education Coordinator at the U.S. Embassy in Uzbekistan, Jamila Nasriddinova, along with two American volunteer teachers who are beginning their activities in Bukhara, visited our university. One of the volunteers, Gabrielle Klema, will be working at Bukhara State University, and Colton Powaski will be working at the Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute for a period of 9 months as part of the ETA (English Teaching Assistant) program.
The ETA program is a special initiative that allows American educators to work as volunteer specialists assisting local teachers.
A meeting with the guests was held at the Faculty of Foreign Languages, with the participation of Vice-Rector for International Cooperation A. Jo‘rayev, Dean of the Faculty N. Ataboyev, Head of the Department of English Literature and Translation Studies D. Khodjayeva, and Professor A. Haidarov. During the meeting, there was an exchange of views on issues related to the volunteer teacher's work.
Gabrielle Klema has an academic background in literary studies and translation studies, and she speaks several languages.
We warmly welcome Gabrielle to the Bukhara State University community and wish her great success in her work!
