The Concept of development of the Academy of Justice under the Supreme Judicial Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan became a subject of discussion during the next program "Day Shift" on the 24KZ TV channel

Yernar Begaliev, a member of the Supreme Judicial Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Aida Kaizhakparova, Head of the Judicial Education Division of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kanat Musin, Vice Rector of the Academy of Justice and Ruslan Sultanov, Professor of the Academy of Justice took part in the program.

During the program, the participants presented information on Concept of the Academy of Justice for 2025-2027 recently approved by Dmitriy Malakhov, the Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council.

The Concept defines the prospective areas of activity of the Academy for the short term. E. Begaliev, a member of the Council, noted that the Concept is aimed at further improving the educational programs and scientific work of the Academy, including the introduction of doctoral and master's degrees in scientific and pedagogical fields, the creation of a scholarship institute and further development of advanced training courses for judges. K.Musin outlined important aspects of the Academy's educational activities.

In particular, he informed that the Academy actively implements the principles of academic integrity and ethics, that contribute to improving the quality of education and building confidence in the judicial training process.

Along with the innovations in the activities of the Academy of Justice, Aida Kaizhakparova highlighted the initiatives that are currently being actively implemented in the activities of the Supreme Judicial Council.

Thus, A.Kaizhakparova told about the optimization of some of the processes carried out by the Supreme Judicial Council in the selection of judges, as a result of which the deadlines for passing the qualification exam were revised.

Previously, the exam was conducted no more than four times a year, now the frequency of the quality examination is monthly. Interviews with members of the Qualification Commission are now conducted on a weekly basis instead of the previous one or two times a month. These changes are aimed at effective filling of judicial vacancies without compromising quality.

The speakers pointed out that the Council's activities are based on the principles of openness, publicity and transparency, and all necessary and complete information on activities of the Council and the Academy can be obtained on official Internet resources and in social networks.

Participation in the "Day Shift" program of the 24KZ TV channel has become a tradition on the way to increase the openness and transparency of the work of the Supreme Judicial Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Academy of Justice.