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Who are we
The “Montessori Qazaqstan” Fund is a non-profit independent organization and an affiliated society of the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) in Kazakhstan. We pursue social, educational, cultural, and charitable goals, aiming to support children's rights and promote Montessori education in Central Asia.
As leaders of authentic Montessori education in the region, we are creating a community of professionals dedicated to shaping a new generation. Our goal is to create an environment that fosters harmonious development for children and to help families uncover the true nature of each child.
As leaders of authentic Montessori education in the region, we are creating a community of professionals dedicated to shaping a new generation. Our goal is to create an environment that fosters harmonious development for children and to help families uncover the true nature of each child.
Who are we
Support children's rights through Montessori education
Mission of the Fund
Create a safe physical and psychological environment for the harmonious development of children
Change societal perceptions of education and childhood, focusing on the natural needs of children
Our history
The fund became an affiliated member of AMI in April of 2019. The founder of the fund is Aigul Darimbet, one of the first certified Montessori teachers in Kazakhstan and the founder of the “Damina” educational center (“Montessori Baganashyl”). Since its establishment, the fund has actively worked to enhance the quality of Montessori education in Kazakhstan.
About AMI
Founded by Dr. Maria Montessori in 1929, the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) aims to uphold the integrity and quality of Montessori education worldwide. Its mission is to promote child-centered learning environments that foster independence, curiosity, and a love of learning. AMI operates globally, collaborating with educators, governments, and NGOs to adapt Montessori principles to various cultural contexts while maintaining their core tenets.
AMI offers rigorous training programs for educators at different levels, providing internationally recognized diplomas upon completion. These programs equip educators with a deep understanding of child development and practical classroom management skills.
In addition to training, AMI engages in research and advocacy to support effective educational practices and policies. The organization fosters community among Montessori practitioners through international conferences, workshops, and events that facilitate networking and collaboration. AMI also publishes educational resources and guidelines, helping educators stay informed and enhance their teaching practices. Through its efforts, AMI plays a vital role in shaping the future of education and advocating for children's rights worldwide.
AMI offers rigorous training programs for educators at different levels, providing internationally recognized diplomas upon completion. These programs equip educators with a deep understanding of child development and practical classroom management skills.
In addition to training, AMI engages in research and advocacy to support effective educational practices and policies. The organization fosters community among Montessori practitioners through international conferences, workshops, and events that facilitate networking and collaboration. AMI also publishes educational resources and guidelines, helping educators stay informed and enhance their teaching practices. Through its efforts, AMI plays a vital role in shaping the future of education and advocating for children's rights worldwide.
Our projects
The fund has trained over 100 individuals according to AMI standards, organized consultations for schools and kindergartens in Astana, Almaty, and Shymkent, participated in creating educational programs “I-balaqai” and “Family in Quarantine,” and is involved in translating key Montessori literature.
Our projects are aimed at supporting education and child development
Our projects are aimed at supporting education and child development
AMI Educational Courses
We provide training for teachers, parents, and childhood specialists
Consultations
We assist in organizing Montessori environments, opening schools, and establishing interactions with children
Translation and Publication of Montessori Literature
Projects for translating books for parents and educators into the Kazakh language
Educational Projects
We run projects and initiatives that support educational, sports, and cultural development
FAQ
Co-operation and partner projects
To become a partner of the fund, please contact us via the feedback form or the provided contact details. We would be happy to discuss possible collaboration options.
We offer various forms of collaboration: from joint educational and charitable projects to consultations and informational partnerships.
If you want to be part of our partner projects, please send a request through the form on the website or contact us directly. We are ready to discuss how we can support the development of children and families together.
Training and Courses
To enroll in a course, please visit the “Training” page and fill out the registration form. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us by phone or email (contact information is provided below).
We offer AMI courses for teachers, parents, and specialists at levels: 0-3, 3-6, and 6-12 years. Check the detailed information about the courses on the “Courses” page.
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Contacts
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