NUGSE Professional
Development Programs
NUGSE values the exchange of knowledge and is dedicated to ensuring that academics and practitioners learn from one another, collaborating to advance best practices. Here, you can discover information about our current programs and projects aimed at professional development.
We invite the leaders of educational institutions and all individuals aspiring to progress in this field to join us. Collectively, we can transform education into a more innovative and impactful endeavor.
Should you wish to engage in our programs or access our resources, this is where you will find all the necessary details regarding our programs and ways to engage with our community.
The World Bank HAMK-NUGSE project “ITE Model Implementation and Strengthening of its Content”
Executive University Leadership Program
2020 - 2023
The World Bank HAMK-NUGSE project "Modernization of teacher education" on the development of 30 educational programs of teacher education for
universities of the Republic of Kazakhstan
PDP course for heads of preschool organizations in Leadership of Education
25 participants
75 participants
Inclusive education: methodology and implementation of technologies in the context of revised education curriculum content
20 participants
PDP for State Healthcare Institutions
19 and 151 participants
PDP for school teachers
829 participants
2016
PDP for school teachers
675 participants
PDP for top - managers of higher educational institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan
100 participants
2014
Professional development program for top-managers of Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan
40 participants
PDP for higher education leaders on corporate governance and strategic planning
55 participants
PDP for school teachers
64 participants
PDP for top-managers of HEIs "The best practices of corporate governance
of universities in terms of autonomy"
PDP for the Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools
The main goal of the project is the development and implementation of 30 educational programs for teacher education. Currently, these programs are being tested in 17 universities of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
By 2024, it is planned to scale up these educational programs in 49 higher educational institutions of the Republic. This plan provides for the training of 2,050 students. Of these, 1,800 teachers will be trained in teaching methods and skills according to the modernized model of teacher education. Additionally, 250 heads of higher education institutions and schools will undergo training in order to develop the leadership competencies necessary for the successful implementation of new
programs and improve the quality of teacher education in the Republic.
- Dr. Jason Sparks
- Dr. Lynne Parmenter
- Dr. Ahmet Aypay
- Dr. Duishon Shamatov
- Dr. Anas Hajar
- Dr. Zumrad Kataeva
- Dr. Mir Afzal Tajik
- Dr. Bridget Goodman