Graduation Ceremony for the Students of the Modern Humanitarian Center after W. Shakespeare

One of the most significant events of the academic year—the solemn graduation ceremony and awards presentation for the top representatives of the William Shakespeare Modern Humanitarian Center—took place at the Sughdiyon Palace of Culture in Khujand. The event was attended by students, teachers, parents, and honored guests.

The Center's Founder, Dilovar Dzhumaev, and Director, Khamida Urunova, presented diplomas to 56 graduates, certifying their B1, B2, and B2–C1 proficiency levels in English and German. Furthermore, 11 students were awarded the Center Director's Scholarship.

As part of the "School of Kindness" project, teachers who delivered the best open review lessons were awarded certificates and cash prizes across three categories:

Very Good — 12 teachers (500 somoni each);

Excellent — 6 teachers (1,000 somoni each);

Grand Prix — 2 teachers (3,000 somoni each).

A total of 18 teachers participated in the competition. The Grand Prix winners were Saodat Okhunova, a teacher of German, and Zarrina Sultonova, a teacher of English. Additionally, seven students were honored with the "Best Presenter" title for their active participation and outstanding presentations at the mini-scientific conference.The ceremony was granted a special sense of solemnity by the participation of Helga Fischer, an educational expert from Germany. As part of her professional visit, she delivered a congratulatory speech in three languages—Russian, English, and German—highly praising the training and preparation level of the Center's students.

The celebration concluded with a vibrant cultural program that brought a festive mood to all participants and left behind the warmest impressions.