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Parents say this at the first meeting almost apologetically — like a confession they rehearsed on the way. Behind it are always two fears, and both usually go unspoken. The first is for the child: they'll sit in a class
Private education in Tashkent comes with a second budget no school website mentions. A parent adds up the cost of tuition, and seasoned acquaintances correct them: multiply it. Maths separately, English separately, and c
In the previous piece we explained how to read a list of admissions results: look for the sums, watch the geography, tell a loud name from the right university. Now — our own list. Read it by the same rules; we won't smo
Every May, the feeds of Tashkent parents fill with the same posts: a photo of a graduate, a garland of university logos, a long list of offers. For that one month, every school looks equally convincing. And the parent sc
Every child will one day have a dream of their own — and no one can know in advance which country that dream lives in. Perhaps London. Perhaps Toronto, or Amsterdam. Perhaps here, at home. A parent shouldn't have to gues