Turqua Group and TEACHERA Teacher Training Center visited M. Auezov South Kazakhstan State University as part of their education program in Kazakhstan. Having worked with the university for three years on projects for teachers and students in Türkiye, Turqua Group and TEACHERA reviewed ongoing initiatives and explored new opportunities for cooperation.
Discussions attended by Turqua Group Chair of the Board Nagehan Yanaz and her team focused on students’ access to higher education in Türkiye, Turkish language education and teachers’ professional development.
Ongoing Projects and New Areas of Cooperation
Cooperation between Turqua Group, TEACHERA Teacher Training Center and M. Auezov South Kazakhstan State University continues through programs for students and teachers held in Türkiye.
During the visit, participants drew on the experience gained through these initiatives to discuss improvements to existing activities and the planning of new projects.
Higher Education and Turkish Language Learning in Türkiye
Discussions explored initiatives to help Kazakhstani students learn about higher education options in Türkiye and prepare for their studies.
Expanding Turkish language programs and supporting the language preparation of students planning to study in Türkiye were also on the agenda.
Supporting Teachers’ Professional Development
The meeting also addressed the continuation and expansion of projects delivered through TEACHERA Teacher Training Center’s teacher development programs. Participants discussed programs supporting educators’ exchange of knowledge and experience, alongside potential new initiatives to be held in Türkiye.
Continuity in Joint Initiatives
At Turqua Group and TEACHERA, we value the benefits our cooperation brings to students, teachers and educational institutions. We aim to continue our projects with M. Auezov South Kazakhstan State University through new initiatives that contribute to educational relations between the two countries.
We thank the university administration for their gracious hospitality and continued cooperation.
