From 11 to 15 February 2025, Astana hosted the Republican Festival “City of working professions”, organized by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan within the framework of the Year of working professions announced by the President.
The event was held in the International Exhibition Center “EXPO” and brought together more than 30 thousand schoolchildren, students and young professionals from all over the country. The festival became a unique platform for interaction between future specialists, employers and educational institutions.
Our company presented a solution for medical universities and colleges, designed to improve the quality of education of future specialists in the field of health care. The demonstration included interactive modules for simulation of medical processes and various pathologies. We were happy to show the possibilities of our solution so that the younger generation could find their way in the medical field, including through advanced technologies and knowledge.
The City of Working Professions Festival has become a significant event contributing to the popularization of working specialties and the development of vocational education in Kazakhstan. Participation in it allowed us to share our experience and demonstrate how digital technologies can help train qualified medical personnel.
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