Opening of the ALLVET laboratory

Within the Erasmus+ ALLVET project, a laboratory equipped with powerful modern computers, a broadcasting TV screen and software has opened at the International Information Technology University. The opening was attended by vice-rectors, faculty, project participants and, via Zoom, members of the Kazakh consortium team, including national coordinator Gaini Mukhanova, SDU coordinator Adilzhan Anai and many others. IITU vice-rectors Akkyz Mustafina and Yevgeniya Daineko officially opened the laboratory. The guests were welcomed by the programme's European coordinator Danijela Milošević. The laboratory will become a hub for cooperation between colleges and universities and a training venue, with everything needed for this: powerful computers, a TV screen, software and comfortable furniture.

Erasmus+ ALLVET round table

The International Information Technology University team implementing the international Erasmus+ ALLVET project held a round table to discuss the results of the past year and plans for the coming period. Participants completed trainings in professional English and Tuning methodology. Certificates for completing the professional English courses, delivered by the University of Thessaloniki, were presented at a ceremony. The round table at IITU discussed the skills and new knowledge gained during the trainings. Aizhan Kalmykbayeva, Vasiliy Serbin, Gulnar Zakirova, Roza Uteshova, Galym Omarov and Aigul Niyazgulova shared their views on the effectiveness of the Tuning methodology courses. The knowledge gained will serve as the basis for trainings for college teachers. The next stage is passing on the quality-knowledge methodology to college teachers.

Galym Omarov, associate professor at IITU, talks about the objectives of the ALLVET project on IT FM radio. He is working on the project in the International Information Technology University team and shares the first results of the Erasmus+ ALLVET project in Kazakhstan with the general public.