Canadian School of Tashkent. The people your child will
remember most.
People before buildings or curriculum.
Buildings can be built. Curricula can be bought. Technology can be installed. None of it teaches a child — people do.
Years from now, your child won't remember a timetable or a textbook. They'll remember a teacher who saw something in them and refused to let it go. That is why, at CST, we invest first in people — and everything else exists to support them.
The people behind CST.
Our school is led by a small, deliberate team — Canadian, international, and Uzbek educators who between them carry decades of classroom and school-leadership experience. They set the standard, and they teach too.
Meet our educators.
The people behind every great day at CST.
Trained across four continents.
Our faculty come from Canadian, British, American, and international systems, bringing the breadth that an international school in Tashkent deserves. The classroom benefits from the cumulative experience of teachers who have taught in many places before this one.
Here because they choose to be.
CST teachers are not assigned, they are recruited. Each one has chosen to be here, drawn to an ambitious, supportive school with a strong sense of purpose, where teachers are invested in and given room to grow alongside their students. That choice shows up in the energy of every lesson.
Known to every student.
Small classes and a small school mean a teacher knows your child as a learner, a personality, and a person. The relationship is not built on a roster, it is built across years of seeing the same children grow up in our hallways.
A school is only as good as the people in it.
We hire accordingly.
Teaching assistants & co-teachers.
The team behind the team.
You can tell a school by the people it hires, and by what they are still trying to learn. At CST, the answer to both keeps me coming back.
Come meet the team, in person.
Whether you're a parent choosing a school or an educator considering your next chapter, the best way to know CST is to walk through its doors. Book a visit, sit in on a lesson, and meet the people behind it.