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2023-01-07 10:59:36 One of my favorite muslim bloggers finally came to Uzbekistan





what the video Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-06 14:10:58 Hi guys there is a website called borderless where you can find the stories of people who got into top unis with scholarships and events that can be helpful for your college admissions prep. The founder of the website is Veronica. She is from Uzbekistan. And I think she is helping a lot of international students with her website.

Right now they are having a referral inviting thing. I would be very happy if you register to borderless by my name - https://borderless.so/r/azizbek.oz
Thanks for your help. Ochish/sharhlash

2022-12-31 08:09:23 Kirib kelayotgan yil muborak

Bu yilingiz qanday o'tgan bo'lishiga qaramay yangi yilda qo'lingizdan kelganicha o'z sohangizda o'sishga harakat qiling. Kitoblar o'qishdan, ustozlardan so'rab o'rganishdan aslo charchamang. Biz ham jamoamiz bilan yangi yilda sizga foydali bo'luvchi loyiha bo'lishga harakat qilamiz. Bizdan yangi kurslar/live chatlarni kutib qoling

P.s: bepul IELTS kursimiz uchun ariza topshirish 15 yanvargacha davom etadi

@share_project Ochish/sharhlash

2022-12-31 06:00:55 Hi guys

*Most of you may know that a lot of blogs are posting what they have done in 2022. Even though I haven't achieved a lot, I just want to have a little recap of 2022. So, let's start.

1. My English level was elementary in February and now I have a band 7.5 from IELTS. (advanced level)

2. I got into the semi-final stage of FLEX 23-24' .(I have already taken the tests and had an interview. Now I am waiting for the final results that will come out in Spring)

3. I got first place in a Town English language Olympiad.

4. I got into the Oxiana Fellows incubator. (I passed round 1 and 2 to get there)

5. I started a project. (it is new, so we haven't been able to do so much but amazing things are gonna happen there)

6. Last but not least, I found myself. In the past, I was a boy who didn't know what he wanted and followed the mainstream. This year, I started living without stereotypes and got rid of my Uzbek mentality. I found my true interests and passion. I found who I am.

I made a lot of new friends and had to break up with some old ones during the year. I tried to get out of my comfort zone. And as you saw most of my accomplishments happened after I learned English, and that's why I couldn't agree more with a statement that says learning a language will change you a lot. I am very grateful for the things that happened in 2022. And I will achieve more than this in 2023 insha'Allah.

@a_blog Ochish/sharhlash

2022-12-30 18:00:13 Alhamdulillah I made it, now I should do well during the incubator and get the best out of it. It is a great opportunity I was given and it is a must for me to appreciate it.

By the way, have a good holiday everyone.

@a_blog Ochish/sharhlash

2022-12-28 20:06:02 #note

There are people out there who don't even have telegram usernames/names while I can't live a day without having my own telegram blog

P.s: Are there any blog addicts among our community members, feel free to publicize your addiction and blog links in the comments section

@a_blog Ochish/sharhlash

2022-12-28 18:37:42 This is my 2023 digital vision board.

Who wants to know what the vision board is, write in the comments.

@a_blog Ochish/sharhlash

2022-12-28 06:10:43 Tips for people who have recently taken the IELTS test

1. Your score doesn't change who you are

1. Do not judge or let people judge you by your score. No one has the right to do so. Your score is nothing, it can't change who you are to your friends, family, relatives, etc. If someone changes their attitude towards you for good or bad depending on your score, I recommend breaking up with them. Because if they were your friends they wouldn't judge by a score.

2. Try to find a job if you have free time.

You spent your parents' money when preparing for the exam, now it is time to give them back. There are a lot of jobs in Tashkent, or any region you live in. But if you cannot find a job as a teacher, don't be sad. Because you might not have experience or teaching skills. So, start as a support teacher.

3. Set a new goal, don't stop with IELTS

For example, if you are a high school student and want to study abroad, prepare for the SAT, increase your GPA score, or volunteer somewhere (for instance, in the coming months our project will also open a vacation for volunteers). Learn about the universities you want to apply to, divide them into reach schools, safety schools, and match schools. or If you already study at university, do other things that are relevant to your major.

4. You got a 7.0-7.5, but you want to study again - Don't do this

There are other important things than IELTS/learning English in the world. Unless you got a rational reason, don't prepare for the exam again. Even though you got a 6.0-6.5 there are other tests like Duolingo you can take to meet the requirement of the universities.

Don't stop your life with IELTS

P.S: This is for today, Share the posts with your friends, and people who have taken the test recently

@a_blog Ochish/sharhlash

2022-12-26 20:47:52 In the last days, I have been watching random You Tube videos about acing one's teenage years, studying in unis, etc. to try to spend my a lot of free time I have right now.





And this is one of the must watch for teenagers like me, you too. I highly recommend it. Have a good watch Ochish/sharhlash

2022-12-26 13:40:11 I love this statistics feature. I am very thankful to those who shared the post on their channel/group. Thanks again, again and again Ochish/sharhlash