KazNARU MEETS WITH FINAL-YEAR SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM ALMATY REGION
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On November 11, 2026, KazNARU held a career guidance meeting with Grade 11 students from 190 schools in the Enbekshikazakh, Talgar, Kegen, Raiymbek, and Uygur districts of Almaty Region. The event was held under the theme “Choosing the Right Profession: A Path to the Future.”
Addressing the students, Pirimkul Ibragimov, First Deputy Chairman of the Management Board–Rector of KazNARU, Doctor of Veterinary Sciences and Professor, emphasized the importance of making an informed career choice, pursuing a quality education, and striving for professional growth. The meeting aimed to help school students explore their career options and learn about the university’s educational opportunities.
Participants included Kairat Zhumanov, Head of the Almaty Regional Department of Education, as well as school principals, class teachers, career guidance counselors, and university faculty members.
The students were introduced to the university’s academic programs, international partnerships, and opportunities for personal and professional development. Representatives of the faculties and the Higher School of Business and Law presented their fields of study and explained the distinctive features of their programs. Videos also showcased the university’s Military Department and sports opportunities.
University students enrolled in various academic programs, including recipients of state-funded educational grants, also took part in the meeting. They shared their experiences of choosing a profession and spoke about their studies and campus life. These direct exchanges helped the school students better understand their options and consider fields of study that match their interests and abilities.
The meeting concluded with a question-and-answer session, giving students an opportunity to ask university specialists about topics of interest. The university’s ongoing career guidance work with schools across the region helps young people choose professions that reflect their abilities and goals and make informed plans for their future.
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