On October 20, 2025, the Kazakh National Women’s Teacher Training University (QyzPU) hosted an international scientific and methodological workshop dedicated to the topic of education in the era of artificial intelligence.
The event featured representatives from one of the leading universities in the United Kingdom — Professor Simon Thompson, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor for International Affairs and Acting Deputy Head of the School of Education and Social Work at the University of Sussex, and Associate Professor Keith Perera, Head of the Department of Education.
The international speakers conducted a workshop for QyzPU students and faculty members titled “What Professional Knowledge and Pedagogies Do Educators Need for the Age of Artificial Intelligence?” During the session, they shared their experiences and discussed current trends and innovative approaches in education systems.
The meeting addressed the impact of artificial intelligence on modern education, issues of teacher training, and new requirements for pedagogical methods and curriculum content in the context of digital transformation.
Participants engaged in a lively discussion, asking relevant questions and exchanging views on the opportunities and risks of using artificial intelligence in the educational sphere. The workshop became an important platform for advancing pedagogical innovation and strengthening.
