In Kyrgyzstan, the implementation of a new electronic system is being discussed, which will simplify the process of transferring students between schools. The initiative was announced by the Prime Minister Adylbek Kasymaliev during a government meeting.
Kasymaliev noted that currently the transfer process is carried out exclusively in paper format, which creates certain difficulties. He emphasized that after the introduction of the electronic system for enrolling children in educational institutions, the number of problems with admissions has significantly decreased.
“Parents wishing to transfer their child to another school will be able to submit an application through the new system, which will automatically show the availability of free places. Currently, transfers are done manually, and the Ministry of Education should pay attention to this issue. Since parents can choose schools for their children, it is important to allocate places correctly, which will help reduce the burden on educational institutions. It is proposed to start testing the system in cities,” added the Prime Minister.
