Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- The Russian language continues to hold the status of "lingua franca" (language of interethnic communication) in Uzbekistan, where it is spoken at a conversational level by 50 to 80 percent of the population. 

In order to satisfy the request for its study among the younger generation, the International Institute of Quality LLC, with the support of the Ministry of Education of Russia, is opening the international online camp "Master", where schoolchildren from Uzbekistan will be able to improve their possession of the "great and mighty", as well as develop creative beginnings. The camp will run from 31 October to 4 November 2022.

Students of Russian schools in Uzbekistan aged 14 to 21 are invited to participate in the online camp. An extensive, interesting and up-to-date program awaits them, including several creative modules: Virtual Museum, Literature Club, I Am a Video Blogger, drawing contest The Most Creative Character Portrait and other activities. The final part of the online camp will host the Festival of creative projects of the participants. The works presented there will subsequently be included in an electronic collection and will become an example of what high results can be achieved through joint self-expression and teaching the Russian language through productive collective activity.

Upon completion of the online camp, its participants will receive certificates confirming the successful completion of the training.

“The variety of activities, supported by the possibilities of modern technologies, will allow the participants of the online camp to develop their Russian language and reveal their creative potential in the format that is closest to them. This is not just another learning event, but first of all a new experience that is equally useful and interesting,” comments the project leader, General Director of International Institute of Quality Ekaterina Kroer said.