During the "Student Self-Governance Day" at the Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University, students assumed the roles of the university administration and faculty. Concurrently, a "Methodological Day" was declared for the teaching staff, allowing them to participate in extensive professional development seminars aimed at enhancing their academic and teaching competencies.

                                        

The goal of the event is to define the university's strategic development directions, improve the educational process and scientific potential, as well as build the professional image of educators in the modern media space and expand international cooperation opportunities.

                                        

Within the framework of the program, the university leadership and vice-rectors presented reports and conducted workshops on key topics:

  • Improvement of the Educational Process: Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Sabit Kurmanzhanuly Suataianalyzed new opportunities and challenges in education, suggesting ways to transform the learning process in line with modern requirements.
  • Strategy and Science: Vice-Rector for Research and Strategic Initiatives Aktolkyn Turlykhanovna Kulsarievaprovided a comprehensive overview of mechanisms to enhance the university's strategic priorities and scientific potential.
  • Media Literacy and Image: Vice-Rector for Social Development and Student Affairs Erkin Nursagatovna Zhumankulova emphasized that developing media literacy is a vital tool for promoting the staff's achievements and strengthening the university's reputation.
  • International Cooperation: Advisor to the Chair of the Managing Board – Rector Zhekenov Duman Kurmangazyuly introduced the importance of strengthening international ties and the new global opportunities available to faculty members.

                                        

The educational and methodological gathering was attended by the faculty of the following departments: Pedagogy and Psychology, Philology, Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts, Physics, Mathematics and Digital Technologies, and Natural Sciences. This series of seminars strengthens internal communication within the university staff and boosts innovative initiatives in the academic environment.