Education system of East Kazakhstan region: preparation for the new academic year

Education system of East Kazakhstan region: preparation for the new academic year

August is a special month for the education sector, a time for summarizing results and setting new priorities.

TheAugust Education Conferenceoutlined the key directions of educationdevelopmentin the region.

 

πŸ“Œ Pre-School Education

  • There are 212kindergartensand176mini-centersin the region.
  • The rate of children’s coveragestands at 99.2%.
  • Approximately 2,600childrenremain on thewaiting list, and by theend of the year, an additional 1,500places are expected to be created.  
  • Competence centers and mobile methodological support groups are being established for educators.

 

πŸ“Œ General SecondaryEducation

  • Over 99,000students will beenrolledin347schools,including9,729 are first-graders.
  • The academic achievement rate –70,1%(+2,2%).
  • The students of the region continue to demonstrate consistently strong performance atOlympiadsandinternationalcompetitions.
  • There is still a shortageof104teachers, this is being addressed through the implementation of the β€œMobile Teacher” and β€œDigital Teacher” projects.

 

πŸ“Œ Socialsupport

  • The Universal EducationFund(Vseobuch)– KZT 7.1billion.
  • Over20,000children have been provided with schooluniforms,49,000students are currently receiving freehotmeals in schools.

 

πŸ“Œ Infrastructure

  • 92 schools are undergoing renovation in2025.
  • It is planned to build3newschools, and modernize 50 schoolsby2026.
  • 40modern subject-specific classrooms are being purchasedforschools.

 

πŸ“Œ TechnicalandVocationalEducation

  • Over19,000students are enrolled in 38colleges.
  • The stateeducational grant has been increasedby7%.
  • More than 5,000 students are participating in dual education programs in collaboration with industry partners.

 

πŸ“Œ Upbringing and Additional Education  

  • The AdalAzamatProgram is being officially launched in all schools from the newacademicyear.
  • 94% of children are covered by supplementary education programs.

β€’ The number of community centers is expected to grow to 60 by the end of the year.