Our College Held Another Seminar on Corruption Prevention

On October 30, 2026, an information and awareness-raising seminar entitled “The Anti-Corruption Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan and Corruption Prevention in Educational Institutions” was held.

The event was attended by Moldir Serikkyzy Zhabayeva, Chief Specialist of the Corruption Prevention Department of the Almaty City Department of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs, as well as the college administration, teaching staff, and employees.

The seminar was opened by the College Director, Gulzada Abduayetovna Abdullaeva, who emphasized the importance of fostering an anti-corruption culture, improving legal awareness, and upholding the principles of integrity and transparency in the education sector.

During the meeting, Moldir Serikkyzy provided a comprehensive overview of the key areas of Kazakhstan's anti-corruption policy, the requirements of current legislation, and the types of liability предусмотрed for corruption-related offences.

Particular attention was paid to preventing corruption risks in educational institutions, observing professional ethics in relationships between teachers and students, avoiding the use of official powers for personal gain, and understanding legislative restrictions concerning the acceptance of gifts and material rewards.

As part of the seminar, participants watched тематические videos based on real-life situations, illustrating the negative impact of corruption on individuals, families, and society as a whole.

The final part of the event featured an open question-and-answer session. College employees raised questions about the legal aspects of giving and receiving gifts, the protection of students' rights, the responsibilities of the compliance service, and government measures aimed at preventing and combating corruption. The speaker provided detailed explanations and supported her answers with specific examples.

At the end of the meeting, Zhasulan Seisebayevich Mamyrov, the college's compliance officer, expressed his gratitude to Moldir Serikkyzy for her informative presentation and valuable insights into current issues.

The seminar aimed to improve the legal awareness of the college staff, strengthen anti-corruption values, and promote honesty, fairness, and transparency within the educational environment.

The college will continue its information and awareness-raising activities aimed at preventing corruption and fostering a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of corruption.