Why do we send our children to Russian-medium schools? For their future? But what kind of future is it?

When choosing Russian-medium classes for their children, many parents often say: "It's for their future, so they will have more information and opportunities..."

But let's put emotions aside and analyze the situation based on real facts and figures. What kind of future are we really talking about?

1. Where is the global scale heading?

Today, around 260 million people worldwide speak Russian. This number is mostly limited to Russia and its surrounding post-Soviet countries. Furthermore, in countries like Georgia, Ukraine, and the Baltic states, the role of the Russian language has already sharply declined. Its global geography is shrinking year by year.

Now, let's look at the digital world. Only 6% of the global internet database is in Russian. On the other hand, more than half of all world data, cutting-edge technologies, business literature, and programming languages are in English! Today, one out of every five people in the world speaks English.

On what scale do we want to see our child's future? Within a limited region or across the entire world?

2. "I also studied at a Russian school, but..."

Like many others, I studied at a Russian-medium school starting from the 8th grade. However, based on my life experience, I can confidently say that I learned my most fundamental and core knowledge from classes taught in my native language. When a person thinks in their mother tongue, they comprehend subjects much more deeply, and the brain processes information much faster.

Does this mean that education in the Uzbek language cannot yield world-class results? It absolutely can!

3. World-Class Education in the Uzbek Language: The Sodiq School Experience

The most prominent example of this is the capital's premier private school, Sodiq School. The medium of instruction here is entirely in the Uzbek language, yet the achievements of its students are extraordinary:

• Over $20,000,000 in Scholarships: The school's graduates have secured over $20 million in scholarships from the world's TOP universities.
• A Historic Breakthrough — Harvard: Sodiq School is the first private school in Uzbekistan to have a student accepted into the world's most prestigious institution, Harvard University.
• International Preparation: While studying in the Uzbek language, students prepare professionally within the school for world-renowned international exams such as IELTS, SAT, and AP.

This proves that success does not depend on the language itself, but on the system and the quality of education!

4. A Free Diagnosis of Your Child's Knowledge

If you want to discover your child's true academic level, Sodiq School offers parents an exceptional and completely free opportunity.

While other schools conduct exams and provide only dry scores (like 60 or 80 points), Sodiq School diagnoses the child's knowledge just like a doctor. This means that the student's test answers are not simply checked. In which questions did they make mistakes? What are their strengths and weaknesses? Which topics do they need to focus on next? Parents receive a comprehensive 15-section diagnostic report answering all these crucial questions.

5. Exam Date Announced: August 1st!

Do you want to get detailed insights into your child's current knowledge level and future academic potential completely for free?

Don't miss this opportunity and bring your child to the Sodiq School diagnostic exam.

Exam Date: August 1st
Price: Completely free

If you have any further questions or want to register your child, contact us right now. Sodiq School — dedicated to knowledge, dedicated to you!