A large-scale press tour for national media representatives was organized at the Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University within the framework of the Festival of Pedagogical Ideas "School – University – Market: A New Architecture of Education."

                                      

During the event, journalists met with the Chair of the Board – Rector Beybitkul Sarsemkhanovna Karymova and received comprehensive information about the mission, strategic development directions, and current life of the educational institution.

                                       

Addressing the journalists, the head of the university noted, "We are always interested in establishing an open and close relationship with media representatives, and your professional opinion and objective evaluation are highly important for the university," expressing her gratitude to the guests.

                                       

 During the free exchange of views held in a round table format, the media representatives asked questions regarding the university's key performance indicators, the quality of education, the social welfare of students, and future development plans.

                                       

As part of the press tour, journalists visited the KazChessLab educational platform, which trains chess teachers for secondary schools, and tried playing blitz matches.

                                      

 The guests also acquainted themselves with the operations of the QyzPU media studio, the press service editorial office, the renovated choreography hall, and the Serali Kaniev Library.

                                      

Additionally, the journalists received information about the activities of the International Relations Department and the learning process of students studying under memorandums signed with foreign partner universities.

                                      

Furthermore, the media representatives explored the scientific, innovative, and creative potential of the university. They visited the Laboratory of Molecular Physics and Thermodynamics, the Laboratory of Biotechnological Research, and the PHYWE interactive classroom, where they exchanged views with scientists and students.

                                     

The journalists had the opportunity to directly explore the scientific projects, new initiatives, and academic works being implemented by researchers. Currently, more than 12 thousand students are studying at the university. The geography of learners includes Kazakhstan as well as Uzbekistan, Mongolia, China, Russia, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan.

                                     

To date, QyzPU has established partnerships with more than 83 universities and research centers in 23 countries worldwide. At the end of the event, an open-format discussion platform was organized with the heads of structural divisions, where journalists received answers to all their questions.