According to the agency's data, 92 religious educational institutions of various levels are functioning in the country. Currently, agency specialists are clarifying data on where and by whom the graduates of these institutions are employed, as aggregated statistics on their subsequent employment are not yet available.

Structure of religious education

To date, the educational process is distributed across the following types of educational institutions:

1university
8institutes
22higher madrasas
28middle madrasas
13primary madrasas
20specialized madrasas for Quran memorization

Monitoring teaching in schools

The National Agency for Religious Affairs and Interethnic Relations also monitors the teaching of religious studies subjects in general education schools. To teach such disciplines, educators are required to undergo special training totaling 72 academic hours.

At the same time, control over the quality of teaching, program content, and compliance with educational standards remains within the competence of the authorized state body in the field of education.

Graduation dynamics

In recent academic periods, the number of graduates from religious institutions was:

graduates2 9442 430 −17%