Career guidance is purposeful work that helps to generate interest in the profession and consciously choose a future profession, taking into account the abilities and inclinations of each student, depending on the needs of society. Career guidance allows the younger generation to consciously choose their future profession without making mistakes.
Vocational guidance was carried out in secondary school No. 30 named after Kh. Dospanovskaya, where students of 11 "a", "b", "c" classes, class teachers took part.
The class teacher noted that the number of graduates of the 11th grade is 68 students, and many students choose specialized subjects in the field of natural sciences.
Associate Professor of the Faculty of Philology, teacher of the Kazakh language and literature Zh.Zh. Shaekenov, teacher of the Department of Preschool and Primary Education Esenova S.N., teacher of the Department of Informatics, Master B.S. Nasyrova and Senior Lecturer of the Department of Legal Disciplines U.K. Kumarova, who spoke about the history of the West Kazakhstan University named after M. Utemisov, which gives students 90 years of professional training, and also spoke about the directions and specialties of education in a modern university.
Students choose physical and mathematical, chemical and biological, geographic and mathematical. During the application process, 47 questionnaires were completed. Among them are biology-chemistry, world history-law, world history-geography, Kazakh-Kazakh literature, foreign language-world history, creative exam. Although the vast majority of students have identified the subject of choice, they openly stated that they have not yet made a definite decision in choosing a profession. biology-chemistry 20 students, world history-law 5 students, creative exam 3 students, world history-geography 2 students, mathematics-geography 2 students, Kazakh language and Kazakh literature 3 students, foreign language - world history 3 students, mathematics-physics 8 students in mathematics and geography selected 1 student.
At the end of the meeting, students and teachers thanked the representatives of the university, saying that they had received the necessary information. The meeting went well.
Conducted career guidance teacher S.N. Esenova
