Kazakh-Turkish lyceums

The first "Bilim Innovation Lyceum" in Kazakhstan appeared in 1992 in the cities of Alma-Ata, Kokshetau and Kentau. The enrollment of students began (92–93th years) from the 9th and 8th grades, but after 2 years they started accepting students at this educational institution starting from the 7th grade.

1. Aktau Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum, 30 microdistrict
2. Aktobe Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum, Br. Zhubanov 263
3. Alma-Ata Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for girls, Shchepetkova 11
4. Alma-Ata Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for boys, st. Aksay-3 b., 27
5. Alma-Ata Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum named after Suleiman Demirel, Toraigyrov St., 19.
6. Atyrau regional Kazakh-Turkish lyceum for gifted children with a boarding school, st. Dosmukhamedova, d.10.
7. Atyrau regional Kazakh-Turkish lyceum for gifted girls with a boarding school, st. Admiral Vladimirsky 28.
8. Arkalyk Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for Gifted Youths, ul. Mailina (closed)
9. Astana Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for Gifted Youths, ul. Seyfullina, 59
10. Astana Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for Girls, I. Omarov 2, in the building of the Shl. No. 81
11. Astana Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum "Nur Orda", Koshkarbayev street, house 34
12. Zhambyl regional Kazakh-Turkish boarding school for gifted youths, st. Suleymanova, 19
13. Zhezkazgan Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum boarding school for gifted children, st. Abaya
14. Yesik Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum boarding school for gifted youths, st. Abaya 98
15. Karaganda Kazakh-Turkish boarding school for gifted children No. 1, ul. Aktyubinskaya, 1 a
16. Karaganda Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for Gifted Girls No. 2, ul. Krivoguza 96a
17. Kentau Kazakh-Turkish boarding school for gifted youths No. 3 st. Momysh Uly B, 57
18. Kostanay Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for Gifted Children, ul. Herzen, 31
19. Kyzylorda Kazakh-Turkish boarding school for gifted children No. 9, ul. Sultan Beibarys
20. Kyzylorda Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for Gifted Girls No. 10, ul. Sultan Beibarys
21. Kokshetau Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for boys, ul. Akana Sulfur, 155A
22. Petropavlovsk Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum, ul. S. Ualikhanova, 18
23. Pavlodar Kazakh-Turkish lyceum for boys, street ac. Chokina, house: 146
24. Pavlodar Kazakh-Turkish lyceum for girls, Kamzina street, house: 69
25. Semipalatinsk Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum, ul. Valikhanova 206
26. Talgar Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum (transferred under the control of the diaspora of the Meskhetian Turks due to the termination of the agreement on managing the school’s fund. The school does not now belong to the KATEV fund)
27. Taldykorgan Kazakh-Turkish Youth Lyceum, 7 md, 3
28. Turkestan Kazakh-Turkish Youth Lyceum No. 3
29. Ural Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum, ul. Asphalt
30. Ust-Kamenogorsk Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum "Nur Orda", st. Utepova, 18
31. Ust-Kamenogorsk Kazakh-Turkish Lyceum for gifted youths, ul. Likhareva, 5
32. Shymkent Kazakh-Turkish boarding school for gifted girls No. 2, ul. Yelshibek Batyr, b / n
33. Shymkent Kazakh-Turkish boarding school for gifted boys No. 1 st. Adyrbekova, 135
34. Zhanaozen Kazakh-Turkish boarding school for gifted boys Rahat, 4
35. Regional multidisciplinary multilingual lyceum for gifted children of Ekibastuz
36. Lyceum for gifted children of the city of Kulsary (Atyrau region, Zhylyoi district)
37. Zhambyl Kazakh-Turkish lyceum for gifted girls named after Aisha-Bibi

The KATEV International Public Foundation was established in 1997 on the basis of an agreement between Kazakhstan and Turkey in 1992 to coordinate the work of educational institutions on the Turkish side. Under the leadership of the International Public Foundation "KATEV" there are: 28 Kazakh-Turkish lyceums, Suleyman Demirel University , Suleyman Demirel College Lyceum, Zhambyl College of Economics in Taraz, international schools "SPECTRUM" and "GALAXY". ^[2]

The fund was transformed and received the name International Public Fund "BILIM-INNOVATION." At the moment, the head of the trustee fund is the Minister of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan. All private schools are managed by another fund - the International Public Fund "BILIM-ORDA". Both funds are headed by citizens of Kazakhstan. Teacher schools from more than 10 countries work in fund schools, including the UK, India, Australia, South Africa, and Chile. Altogether, 1,200 teachers work at Bilim Innovation institutions, more than 90% are citizens of Kazakhstan ^[3] .

Municipal Fund “BILIM-INNOVATION” is financed by state and local budgets. Whereas the BILIM-ORDA public organization exists on earned money. Financing from foreign countries does not have a fact, just as the financial resources of the funds do not leave Kazakhstan, but go to the development of the material and technical base, teaching materials and professional skills of school staff functioning under the management of funds.

A rigorous selection process is conducted on a competitive basis in schools of funds; in 2017, 25 candidates applied for one place at the lyceum ^[3] .

Turkish lyceums also operate in other Turkic-speaking and Muslim countries. In 1999, Tashkent closed all Turkish lyceums in the country after relations with Ankara deteriorated. There are about 25 Turkish schools in Kyrgyzstan, including lyceums and two universities. There are six such institutions in Tajikistan. ^[4] Turkish lyceums in Azerbaijan also closed for political reasons in favor of the leadership of the Republic of Turkey. ^[5] A Moldovan-Turkish lyceum was opened in Gagauzia. In Pakistan, their number is 7. ^{[6] [7]} In Afghanistan, a lyceum has been operating since 1933. ^[8] In Mongolia, the city of Ulgiy has a Mongol-Turkish lyceum. Turkish schools are available in 170 countries. There are about 300 schools in America, the so-called cheekbones charters.

Russia

There were 7 Tatar-Turkish lyceums in Tatarstan: 3 in Kazan and one each in Almetyevsk, Bugulma, Naberezhnye Chelny and Nizhnekamsk. ^[9] There were lyceums in Chelyabinsk, St. Petersburg, Abakan, Moscow, Ulan-Ude ^[10] , and Cherkessk. In the Republic of Bashkortostan there are four (Ufa, Sterlitamak, Neftekamsk and Sibay). Since 1993, a lyceum in Cheboksary has been operating in Chuvashia. One lyceum opened in Karachay-Cherkessia and Tuva. In Yakutia (Republic of Sakha) - Sakha-Turkish Anatolian College in the city of Yakutsk. In Dagestan there are colleges and lyceums in Makhachkala, Derbent and the village of Buglei, Buinaksk district. One lyceum works in Astrakhan. ^[eleven]

Politicians, as well as many scholars and journalists, suspect that pro-Turkic and religious ideas are being instilled in the program of these institutions, which could jeopardize secular regimes. ^[12] Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Turkey Nevzat Uyanyk called on the authorities to take action against the Kazakh-Turkish lyceums ^[13] . In addition, Nevzat Uyanyk commented on which educational institutions in Kazakhstan were opened with the support of the Turkish authorities: “Educational institutions that operate on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan and use the name“ Kazakh-Turkish school ”or“ Kazakh-Turkish lyceum ”have no relations with the state bodies of our country. ” ^[13] The ambassador refuted the Minister of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the republic. At the moment, all schools operate fully in accordance with Kazakhstani standards in education. Schools have proven the falsity of all the charges and are currently the leading educational institutions of the republic.

• Education in Kazakhstan
• List of higher education institutions of Kazakhstan
• Bolashak (scholarship)

• [1] (unavailable link) http://mk-turkey.ru/politics/2017/09/16/kazahsko-tureckie-licei-ne-imeyut.html