Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Uzbekistan

The training process is focused on reinforcing theoretical knowledge and developing practical skills.

Classes are organised according to an established schedule. The conscripts begin their day with a morning formation, followed by theoretical and practical lessons in their chosen fields of study. The main objective is to ensure that they acquire solid professional knowledge and master their respective specialties.

A dedicated library is available at the centre for independent study. Using the books and other literature provided, young people deepen their knowledge gained during classes and make productive use of their free time.

A modern gym has been equipped at the centre to support physical training. Conscripts exercise regularly to improve their physical fitness and build endurance. Double-occupancy dormitory rooms are also available to provide accommodation and allow them to rest and prepare for subsequent training sessions.

New equipment plays an important role in improving the quality of practical training. Recently, the Ministry of defence of the Republic of Uzbekistan supplied the centre with new domestically manufactured vehicles. After successfully passing their theoretical examinations, the trainees begin practical driving lessons using these vehicles, consolidating their knowledge and developing their vehicle-handling skills.

The centre has also established an equestrian training group. The sessions focus on fostering young people's interest in equestrian sports, improving their horse-riding and horse-handling skills, and developing physical agility.

This comprehensive approach, combining theoretical and practical lessons, physical training and independent study, provides a solid foundation for conscripts to master military-technical specialties. As a result, they will be better prepared to become qualified professionals in their chosen fields.