Colleges of Kazakhstan produce more than 51,000 employee specializations every year as part of the tasks of the President, the Ministry of Education of Kazakhstan is developing the digital infrastructure of education, introducing artificial intelligence and improving personnel training while taking into account the needs of the economy. This was reported by the Minister of Education, Juldiz Solimanova, at the cabinet meeting. The National Education Database (NEDB), which is planned to be integrated into existing learning management systems, will be a central component of the unified digital architecture of education. This enables the integration of digital resources and reduces the administrative burden on the teachers. Also, the artificial intelligence platform of the national education is being built to introduce artificial intelligence to secondary education, including reducing the gap in the quality of teaching between urban and rural schools. In addition, it is planned to reduce the list of mandatory documents for teachers from 25 to 5. At the same time, taking into account the needs of the labor market and large-scale investment projects, work is being done to develop technical and professional education. Today, 763 technical and professional educational organizations operate in Kazakhstan, where about 577 thousand people study. It is planned to increase their class to 681 thousand students by 2030. Personnel training in labor professions is carried out in 480 colleges, where over 131 thousand students study. More than 51,000 specialists are produced each year. About 13,000 students study in the field of construction. It is planned to increase the order of public education in the professions in demand and to strengthen the interaction of the colleges with the employers in connection with the declaration of next year as the year of large-scale public construction.

Colleges of Kazakhstan produce more than 51,000 employee specializations every year as part of the tasks of the President, the Ministry of Education of Kazakhstan is developing the digital infrastructure of education, introducing artificial intelligence and improving personnel training while taking into account the needs of the economy. This was reported by the Minister of Education, Juldiz Solimanova, at the cabinet meeting. The National Education Database (NEDB), which is planned to be integrated into existing learning management systems, will be a central component of the unified digital architecture of education. This enables the integration of digital resources and reduces the administrative burden on the teachers. Also, the artificial intelligence platform of the national education is being built to introduce artificial intelligence to secondary education, including reducing the gap in the quality of teaching between urban and rural schools. In addition, it is planned to reduce the list of mandatory documents for teachers from 25 to 5. At the same time, taking into account the needs of the labor market and large-scale investment projects, work is being done to develop technical and professional education. Today, 763 technical and professional educational organizations operate in Kazakhstan, where about 577 thousand people study. It is planned to increase their class to 681 thousand students by 2030. Personnel training in labor professions is carried out in 480 colleges, where over 131 thousand students study. More than 51,000 specialists are produced each year. About 13,000 students study in the field of construction. It is planned to increase the order of public education in the professions in demand and to strengthen the interaction of the colleges with the employers in connection with the declaration of next year as the year of large-scale public construction.