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TerDU Til kurslari

2022-04-20T02:50:02.089Z

Mazkur "Til kurslari" Bitiruvchi bakalavr va magistrlar, o`qituvchular va til o'rganish istagida bo'lgan barcha uchun mo'ljallangan. Bunda til o'rganuvchilarga 4 xil darajada ta'lim beriladi: Beginner, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, IELTS.

Nomzodlar Kirish imtihoni (Placement test) asosida mos guruhlarga saralanadilar.

O`quv kursi rejasi bilan quyida tanishishingiz mumkin.

Beginner darajasi

Ushbu daraja taxminan 3 oy davom etadi

Pre-Intermeadiate darajasi

Ushbu daraja ham taxminan 3 oy davom etadi va 44 darsdan iborat

Intermediate darajasi

Mazkur daraja Tilni baholash imtihonlari oldidan so'nngi tayyorgarlik bo'lib bu daraja ham taxminan 3 oy davom etadi. Ushbu darajadan keyin IELTS yoki CEFR darslari boshlanadi.

IELTS kurslari

Ushbu darslar nomzodlarni IELTS va CEFR imtihonlariga tayyorlashga mo'ljallangan. Mazkur modul taxminan 3 oy davom etadi va yakunda kursni muvaffaqiyatli tugatgan nomzodlar Termiz davlat universitetida tashkil etiladigan IELTS imtihonlarida ishtirok etadilar.

Ushbu kurslarga ro'yhatdan o'tish uchun quyidagi manzilga ma'lumotlaringizni yuboring: https://forms.gle/WXXKEcVPtvgEXq6MA

STIPENDIAT KLUBI

2022-03-21T08:56:07.544Z

Klubning maqsadi

"STIPENDIAT" klubi - iqtidorli talabalarni va iste'dodli, o'z kelajagiga befarq bo'lmagan barcha yoshlarni qo'llab-quvvatlash, ularning kelgusidagi orzu-maqsadlariga yetishish yo'lida yaqindan yordam berish maqsadida tashkil etiladi.

Klubga a'zolik - barcha uchun ochiq. Faqat yagona sharti - a'zo bo'lmoqchi bo'lgan yoshlarning kelajakda aniq maqsadi mavjudligi va bu maqsad yo'lida harakat qilayotgan bo'lishlari lozim.

Klub beradigan imkoniyatlar

Ushbu klubga a'zolik evaziga Siz o'z sohasining mutaxassislaridan quyidagilar yo'nalishlar bo'yicha kerakli ma'lumotlar va maslahatlarga ega bo'lasiz:

1. Stipendiyalar yo’nalishi:

Grant yutish: grant turlari
Top-1000 universitet
CV tayyorlash
Motivatsion xat tayyorlash
Ijtimoiy faollik: volontyorlik, homiylik,
Amaliyot, stajirovka, yozgi/qishki maktablar, almashinuv dasturlari

2. Ilmiy yo’nalish:

Ilmiy ish, ilmiy maqola, tezis haqida ma'lumot
Ilmiy tezis va maqola qanday yoziladi?
Ilmiy konferensiya va jurnallarda maqola chop ettirish
Ilmiy yangilikning qiymati, ilmiy ish natijasi
Mamlakatimizda mavjud imkoniyatlar

3. Xorijiy tillar yo'nalishi:

Til o’rganish strategiyalari
Tilni baholash imtihonlari
O’quv kurslari, ustoz-shogird maqomi

(Ushbu yo'nalishlarning qamrovi jamoatchilik muhokamasi davomida qayta ko'rib chiqilishi mumkin)

Klub faoliyati

Klub o'z faoliyatini har ikki haftada bir marotaba Shanba kuni tashkil etiladigan Master-klass treninglar va ijtimoiy tarmoqlar orqali olib boradi.

Bunda har bir Master-klass mavzusi bir hafta oldin e'lon qilinadi va shu mavzu bo'yicha malakali ekspertlar o'zlarining qimmatli ma'lumotlari va amaliy yordamlarini taqdim etishadi.

A'zolik tartibi

Ushbu klubga a'zolik mazkur yo'riqnoma va klub Nizomi bir hafta muddat davomida keng jamoatchilik muhokamasidan o'tgandan so'ng amalga oshiriladi. Shundan so'ng klubning ijtimoiy tarmoqlardagi rasmiy sahifalarida a'zolik uchun maxsus havola taqdim etiladi. A'zolarni qabul qilish muddati va Klubning ochilish marosimi yuzasidan qo'shimcha ma'lumot beriladi.

Hurmatli do'stlar!

Agar Sizda kelajagingiz uchun aniq maqsadlaringiz bo'lsa, bunda sizga to'g'ri yo'l-yo`riq va amaliy yordam kerak bo'lsa, maqsadlari Sizniki kabi yuksak bo'lgan tengdoshlaringiz bilan bir safda bo'lishni istasangiz, "STIPENDIAT" klubi aynan Siz uchun!

@terdu_stipendiatlari

How long does it take to prepare for IELTS?

2022-01-22T01:13:30.670Z

In planning your IELTS prep, you probably want to know how long you need to study. Is it weeks or months? Is it dozens of hours or hundreds? The answer to these questions depends on a number of factors, including your target score, your mock test results and the amount of time you can dedicate to studying.

Let's imagine that your target band in IELTS listening is a 7. It's 30-32 correct answers. If you want to have a guaranteed result, you should book the test only when you regularly get band 7.0 or higher during your mock tests. If you get 28-29 correct answers, you may expect to get Band 7.0 in your real IELTS test. But it's risky. If your target band is 7.0, and your result now is 5.0, I'm afraid you have little chance of achieving the desired result in a month, especially in IELTS writing. In this case, if you decide to take the test, you will just waste your money. And remember that every attempt to take the test costs about $200. As you see, it is very important to get fully-prepared for the test before booking a test.

How much time does it take to increase the IELTS band score?

There can be 2 scenarios. Some people have good knowledge of English, but they still get very low band scores in their mock test. Why does this happen? The problem is that they don't know the test format, some important rules of writing essays, or strategies of dealing with reading passages. They hear everything almost word for word, catch correct answers, but make spelling mistakes. These people may see significant improvements even after a few weeks of studying. For example, they can improve their band score by 0,5 - 1 for a few lessons and 1-2 for 1 or 2 months. Some people don't know English well. So, they shouldn't expect to get results fast. It is very important to have a realistic study plan and realistic expectations. On average, it takes people 2-6 months of hard work to achieve the desired band score.

OUR STATISTICS

If you start from band score 3.5-4.5…

If your mock test result is band 3.5-4.5, you will need about 6-8 months of hard work in order to get band 5.0-6.0. If your mock test result is band 3.5-4.5, and you need to get band 6.5-7.0, get ready to work for a few years. If your current result is band 3.5-4.5, and you need to get band 8.0, look for other ways to move abroad or choose another visa or you will have to spend half of your life on achieving this band score.

If you start from band score 5.0-5.5…

The majority of our students start from band score 5.0-5.5. It normally takes about 1-2 months to get band 6.0. If you need band 7.0, you should allow at least 8-12 months to achieve this result, especially if minimum required scores in the IELTS are an overall score of 7, with sub scores of 7 each. We're afraid that getting band 8.0 is an unlikely occurrence or you may spend half of your life on it. But it's, of course, possible if you are ready to work hard for some long period of time.

If you start from band score 6.0-6.5…

We rarely see such mock test results, but we do see them. If your mock test result is band 6.0-6.5, you can expect to get 6.5-7.5 in 1-3 months. Some of our students even get band 8 quite fast.

Is it possible to get band 9?

Some people claim that their target is band 9. Of course, band 9 overall score is achievable. However, we would strongly doubt that even a person who got 8.5 can get band 9 within a month or two at the first attempt. But when people write that their current result is band 5, their target is band 9.0 and the test date is in 2 months, we think that either people don't understand what band 9.0 is or they are just kidding. We think that the question should be 'Does it make any sense to try to get band 9?' We have never heard of any organizations that require band 9.0. Even if you want to study in Harvard, you need the IELTS band score of 7.

We hope that now you understand how much time you need to get the desired score. The ideal scenario is when you have as much time as you need to get the desired score. Have a good time preparing for IELTS! Remember to write essays, do IELTS reading and listening tests, practise IELTS speaking every day!

Acknowledgement goes to https://ielts-assistant.net/time

Aziz IELTS

4-vazifa

2021-09-03T14:19:23.659Z

One working day of my future job

Working day of my future job.

An Ambassador’s work can be defined in a few words such as ‘maintenance and promotion of bilateral relations between two countries’ or one could even write a book to describe it since her/his work covers everything that can be construed as relations between two countries. Giving visas is bilateral work and so are visits of Heads of State/Government. Participating in a trade promotion event is bilateral work. So are signing of agreements. And because there are so many components to bilateral work, no two days in an Ambassador’s official life are the same.
Therefore, I will divide a day’s work of an Ambassador into various simple categories. These are only for explanatory purposes to give a broad overview. A day’s work may involve some or all or none of what is mentioned below. For example, when a big event happens such as the visit of a President or a Prime Minister, the whole Mission gets busy in its preparation for a month or more before the visit. During the visit, the Embassy and the Ambassador may find time just enough to do the bare minimum of the daily work, which could be called routine.
Keeping above things in mind, a day in Ambassador’s life would look somewhat like this:

Work before office: An Ambassador has to keep herself/himself abreast of developments in her/his country, the country of her/his posting and the world, in general. Therefore, an Ambassador would read newspapers, check news on Internet and watch television while still at home before leaving for office. Sometimes, events at the beginning of the day or the night ahead determine the course of the day. For example, an Ambassador may wake up to the news that a high profile businessman has landed in her/his country of posting after evading the law enforcement agencies of her/his country. The Ambassador can rest assured that he would be besieged with calls, queries, messages and instructions from various directions the time she/he lands in office and most of her/his day may be devoted to handling this single issue.

Correspondence: Ambassadors receive a lot of correspondence. It is usual for them to begin their day in office going through the mails and letters. There may be messages from the home government on certain action that needs to be taken, or messages just for information to ensure that all Missions are in the loop. Messages may range from letters from one head of government/state to another about a substantive issue or a congratulatory new year greetings. Messages could be an invitation to the Ambassador to attend an event or a media query. Most of the messages get marked down to respective Departments for taking action. Some messages may be required to be handled by the Ambassador herself/himself. Ambassadors have to send replies to some of the messages themselves.

Files: Files may be on paper or online. Departments in the Mission maintain files subject-wise. These may be put up to the Ambassador for her/his approval. Certain actions may be taken only with the Ambassador’s approval. Certain files may be put up to the Ambassador for information only because the issue is important. Sometimes, a letter or a message may have come to Ambassador for which she/he may have requested the background material or a draft letter and a file may have been put up to her/him later with all necessary material to enable her/him to take action.

Internal discussions and meetings: Other diplomats meet the Ambassador to discuss issues related to their department. There might be one-to-one (most frequent), one-to-some or a full meeting involving all departments. Some issues need to be discussed before they are put down in a written form, some before action is to be taken and some because it is better or easier to discuss them rather than put them up on file. Issues for discussions may again be on a wide range of topics from a commercial report to a cultural event.

Administrative work: An Ambassador is also the administrative head of the Mission. When the Mission size is big, a lot of management work may be involved. Even in a smaller Mission, an Ambassador has to deal with administrative issues on a day to day basis. This may be a disciplinary matter or repair work of the Chancery or budgetary issues and so on.

Delegations: Delegations from home country visiting the host country may call on the Ambassador either to brief her/him on their local meetings or seek her/his guidance. Delegations from the host country also meet the Ambassador. The delegations may be from the government departments or they may be private such as from commercial establishments. The Ambassador also accompanies visiting official delegations for important meetings.

Reports: An Ambassador sends periodic reports on bilateral issues. Sometimes, she/he may also need to send messages on important internal and external developments (relation between host country and other countries/international organisations). A part of Mission’s work is to keep the home government updated regarding important issues and events and the Ambassador also has to play her/his part in this.

Protocol: When important dignitaries visit the host country, the Ambassador may receive/see them off at the airport, host receptions/working lunch/dinner for the delegation to interact with local officials or accompany the dignitary.

Meetings: The Ambassador has to meet local ministers and high officials in ministries of the host government to make, discuss or follow up on proposals and resolve pending matters. Ambassadors frequently have meetings with their counterparts in the foreign ministry of the host government to ‘synchronize their watches’.

Participation in events: These may be events organized by the Embassy, which the Ambassador may be inaugurating or she/may be delivering a speech at the event. These may be events organized by the host government, where the Ambassador is an active participant or a ceremonial event where the President or the Prime Minister of the host government is participating and Ambassadors have been invited. Ambassadors also participate in events such as national day receptions of other countries.

Firefighting: It is not rare for an Ambassador to see an urgent situation crop up from nowhere. This may be a consular issue or an input that needs to be sent to the home government within a few hours. Such sudden work may sometimes consume a lot of time in an Ambassador’s day in office since they have to be sorted out in a limited amount of time.

As I have mentioned earlier, an Ambassador’s day does not end at what is mentioned above.