On February 21, 2022, the Faculty of Philology hosted the first issue of the competition "Young Speakers", which is held with the participation of active and enterprising students who are able to form the culture of public speaking. A total of 9 students from the faculties of Philology, Natural Sciences, History and Pedagogy competed in the master class.
S.Davletov, Vice-Rector for Youth Affairs and Spiritual and Educational Affairs of UrSU, opened the competition with an introductory speech and wished good luck to all participants.

To teach university students to speak fluently and correctly in their native language, Uzbek, to further strengthen their desire to master the art of public speaking, to understand that language is a mirror of culture and a wing of our soul. In order to study and promote the work of artists, oratory in their works, the acquisition of knowledge about the culture of speech, to further strengthen the attention and respect for the state language, one of the university's The group of courageous and talented students demonstrated their skills.
In the first condition, each participant describes all the information about himself in a poetic or prose way, and gives short and clear answers to the questions hidden under the numbers, while in the second condition he is free to improve his speaking skills and encourage thinking. demonstrated public speaking skills on topics.
 
Each condition was evaluated by a panel of judges. According to the results:
1st place: Sadullayeva Sevara - Student of the 206th group of the Uzbek language department of the Faculty of Philology
1st place: Yusupova Mohira - a student of the 193rd group of the Faculty of Pedagogy
2nd place: Matkarimova Saida - Student of the 209th group of the Faculty of Pedagogy, Primary Education
3rd place: Mohichehra Rustamova - Student of the 203rd group of the Uzbek language department of the Faculty of Philology

The winners of these places and students who actively participated in the competition were awarded diplomas and souvenirs by the Dean of the Faculty of Philology, Ph.D. D. Gayipov.