Question

4. Read the text and answer the following questions. Young leaders development project. (YLDP). YLDP is a youth project that aims at supporting young people of Uzbekistan to develop their leadership and interpersonal skills and community involvement. It is established under "Uzbekistan Teachers of English association" (UZTEA). Gathering enthusiastic, active and initiative students, this project has started its activity from February 2014. What makes it different from other youth projects? Promoting the English language learning among students, this project runs its activity in English, meaning that all events and activities are organized through the English medium. YLDP cooperates with ministries of education and different educational institutions in Tashkent. It also has international partners, such as U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, British Council Uzbekistan, UNDP and British School of Tashkent. 1. When this program was established? 2. Which ministries and educational institutions collaborated with this program? 3. What makes it different from other youth project?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. This project has started its activity from February 2014.

2. YLDP cooperates with ministries of education and different educational institutions in Tashkent. It also has international partners, such as U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, British Council Uzbekistan, UNDP and British School of Tashkent.

3. This project runs its activity in English.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. The program, Young Leaders Development Project (YLDP), was established in February 2014.
2. The text mentions that YLDP collaborates with ministries of education and different educational institutions in Tashkent. The specific ministries and institutions are not mentioned in the given text.
3. What makes YLDP different from other youth projects is its focus on promoting English language learning among students. All events and activities organized by YLDP are conducted in English. Additionally, YLDP has international partners, such as the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, British Council Uzbekistan, UNDP, and British School of Tashkent, which further sets it apart from other projects.