Regional seminar “Mentoring as an effective form of professional support for young teachers”

Regional seminar “Mentoring as an effective form of professional support for young teachers”

On November 19, 2025 in accordance with its annual plan, Örken East Kazakhstan Regional Scientific and Methodological Center for Informatization and Education Development of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region held a regional seminar titled: “Mentoring as an effective form of professional support for young teachers”.

The goal of the seminar was to provide methodological assistance to young teachers in their professional development through interaction and exchange of experience between mentors and young teachers.

During the seminar, D.A. Kaketayeva, a methodologist from Örken East Kazakhstan Regional Scientific and Methodological Center for Informatization and Education Development of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region presented the regulation “Rules for organizing mentoring and requirements for teachers performing mentorship.”

Also, the following teachers shared their practical experience:

M.G. Dmitriyeva, a teacher of computer science of Y. Altynsarin Secondary School No. 39 of Education Department of Ust-Kamenogorsk city of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region; G.M. Abdrakhmanova, a teacher of mathematics of Abai Secondary School of Education Department of Tarbagatai district of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region; A.B. Sarsembayeva, a teacher of physics of Asubulak Secondary School of Education Department of Ulan district of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region; M.A. Chudinovskaya, a teacher of the Russian language of D. Kunayev Secondary School No. 3 of Education Department of Ridder town of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region.

Following the seminar, D.A. Kaketayeva answered participants’ questions and provided key regulatory documents on mentoring to the leaders of the Methodological Offices of Education Departments of districts and cities of the region.

A total of 120 teachers-mentors of schools of the region participated in the seminar.