According to the press service of the Cabinet, this decision was the result of a meeting with representatives of state bodies and structural divisions of the President's Administration, where issues of implementing modern digital technologies in education and tourism were discussed.
Currently, more than 1.5 million children are studying in 2,170 state and municipal schools across the country. However, the process of transferring students between educational institutions is still carried out manually, which creates opportunities for corruption and leads to an uneven workload on schools.
“We have successfully implemented electronic enrollment for the first grade, which parents have already gotten used to. Now it is time to streamline the transfer process. The system should automatically display the availability of free places in classes and eliminate the human factor from decision-making. This will not only ease the workload for school administrations but also make the process more transparent for parents,” noted A. Kasymaliev.
