Ministry of Finance expands career opportunities of students

Students of the Eurasian National University named after L.N. Gumilyov (ENU) will have a unique opportunity to learn from professionals: the Vice Minister of Finance will give lectures for them, and the Internal State Audit Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan (KVGA) will provide opportunities for internship and practice. Such interaction will allow future specialists to immerse themselves in a real professional environment, acquire practical skills and better understand the specifics of work in the field of state audit. The corresponding memorandum between ISAC and ENU was signed today in Astana.

President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has repeatedly stressed the importance of supporting youth and students for the development of the country's intellectual potential. "We need to ensure a continuous influx of relevant specialists into the market - this should be a priority for domestic universities. By the way, today in the leading universities of the world the educational process is as close as possible to practice and is built in such a way that students themselves create new knowledge and develop startups, "said Kassym-Jomart Tokayev at the Ғ Yly Ordasy Center in September 2024.

In order to implement the instructions of the Head of State, within the walls of the Eurasian National University, Vice Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan Dauren Kenbeil, Chairman of the ISAC Yerzhan Mynzhasarov and Rector of the University Yerlan Sydykov signed a corresponding memorandum.

Now ENU students will be able to undergo internships and internships in the structures of ISAC, immersing themselves in the real work of the state audit and gaining valuable experience. In turn, state auditors will share their knowledge by conducting seminars and trainings that will help students and young professionals master modern methods of financial control and audit.

In addition to educational initiatives, the parties agreed to conduct joint scientific research, participate in specialized competitions and develop new methods in the field of internal audit. It is also planned to expand the possibilities of distance learning, which will allow more students and specialists to improve their qualifications.

As Vice Minister of Finance Dauren Kenbeil noted, the signed memorandum is not just a formal agreement, but a practical tool for training future professionals, strengthening scientific ties and improving the state audit system in Kazakhstan.