Perzent bilim merkezi is the first educational center in Turkmenistan that launched Montessori groups in March this year. The innovative and non-standard approach of the center is to jointly educate parents and children. Classes last a continuous three-hour cycle - from Monday to Friday for children and from Saturday to Sunday for parents.

On weekends, parents can touch all Montessori materials, ask questions, and receive recommendations on organizing a Montessori space at home. On weekdays, parents can watch the live broadcast of classes from the monitors in the waiting room.

Perzent bilim merkezi works according to the standards of AMI - the Association Montessori International, created by the Italian doctor and educator Maria Montessori, to control the quality of education and materials produced around the world. Perzent bilim merkezi teachers, in addition to basic education, take AMI certification and diploma courses. Materials for class equipment are supplied to the center from the “Montessori-Piter” factory, which is listed among those recommended by the Association. The Center's Deputy Director, Ekaterina Geldimuradova, is a member of AMI and regularly exchanges experience with foreign colleagues.

Montessori education has been widespread since 1907, and over the 116 years of its existence, the methodology has become the leading one all over the world. The purpose of education is the child, his interests, independence, responsibility and all-round development - intellectual, mental, physical. In the world there are groups Nido (0-1 years old), Toddler (1-3 years old), Casa dei bambini (3-6 years old), Elementary (6-12 years old).

The peculiarity of the methodology is that the teacher does not conduct compulsory classes. Parents and children can choose materials according to their interests, and the teacher only directs their educational process in the right direction. Therefore, the Montessori program is flexible and very humane.

In Perzent bilim merkezi, there are 8 classes of Casa dei bambini (3-6 years old), divided into zones: sensory, nature, mathematics, language and reading, art and life. All zones are interconnected, so the training is comprehensive. The center also has a playground, a garden and a vegetable garden for children.