On June 15, Karaganda
Industrial University officially launched its Summer School for students in
grades 1–10. Throughout the week, participants will not only spend their summer
holidays in an engaging and productive way but will also explore modern fields
of science, technology, and engineering education.
The Summer School
program is designed for different age groups and includes educational classes,
career guidance activities, tours of university departments, as well as
interactive and sports events.
For primary school
students, the program offers classes in fun chemistry, mathematics, computer
science, English, and financial literacy. Particular interest has been
generated by excursions to the Departments of Technological Machines and
Transport, Energy, Metallurgy, Artificial Intelligence Technologies, and Civil
Engineering, where students become familiar with modern equipment and learn
more about the world of engineering professions.
Students in grades 5–7
study English and Chinese, computer science, physics, chemistry, and the
fundamentals of financial literacy. The program also includes visits to the
university’s specialized departments and sports activities aimed at fostering
teamwork and promoting an active lifestyle.
For senior students,
classes are organized in computer science, chemistry, foreign languages, and
financial literacy. A special place in the program is devoted to the career
guidance course “Choosing a Profession,” which helps students better understand
their interests and opportunities for further education. As part of the Summer
School, senior students also become acquainted with the activities of the
Departments of Metallurgy, Civil Engineering, and Energy, gaining insight into
in-demand engineering specialties and modern technologies.
The KarIU Summer School
is an important component of the university’s career guidance efforts and is
aimed at developing students’ interest in science, technology, and engineering
creativity. Through a combination of theoretical instruction, practical activities,
and immersion in the university environment, participants have the opportunity
to broaden their horizons, acquire new knowledge, and take their first steps
toward making an informed choice about their future profession.
The Summer School will
continue until June 19. Participants can look forward to new discoveries,
exciting learning experiences, and a deeper introduction to the modern world of
engineering and technology.
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