Online meeting with partners

Everyone knows that the decree of the President of the country Kassym-Jomart Tokayev declared a state of emergency in order to protect the life and health of the people of Kazakhstan. Due to this situation, some institutions and enterprises in the country were forced to suspend their work. The education sector has switched to distance learning technologies. In other words, the work continues.

On April 11, representatives of the municipal state-owned enterprise “Higher College of geodesy and cartography” Of the Department of education of the East Kazakhstan region Usmanova S. S., Omarova M. K., Shevchenko O. A. took part in an online conference organized by the head of the Department “Geodesy and cartography” of the Gumelev Eurasian national University aukazieva Zh. m. the online conference was attended by representatives of partners-employers of the Department: Dean of ASF baymukhanov S. K., teaching staff of the Department, chief specialists of the Department “Careers and business partnerships” of the ENU. Gumilev Smagulova G. R., Z. J. Tuspekova and employers of Department: regional Director of LLP “Kazakhstan Here” Nurtazin A. T., head of Department of data processing and services JSC NC “Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary” Kabdulova G. A., Director of LLP “Kazaerospace” Kaziev B. N., Director of LLP “Geoid” Kamerbaev N. T., Deputy head of Department of geoinformation support of the General staff of the armed forces of Kazakhstan Lieutenant-Colonel Ashirov S. I.
During the meeting were highlighted by employers positive moments in cooperation with the Department of “Geodesy and cartography”, development plan, employment opportunities for graduates, internship students, and the need for the conclusion of a tripartite Memorandum between the Department “Geodesy and cartography” ENU. L. N. Gumilev, SOE “Higher College of geodesy and cartography” Department of education of East Kazakhstan region and the Ministry of defence, which would to start training highly qualified specialists in the field of geodesy and cartography for the armed forces defense Ministry.
Head of the Department Akagawa J. M. noted that two of the graduate College of geodesy and cartography are taught at master level. Employers also noted the needs of the labor market and the need to move from the traditional sphere to innovative digital geodesy and cartography. In General, the online meeting was very useful for all parties.