
On September 30, 2026, a regular mentors’ meeting was held at the Medical College under the JSC “South Kazakhstan Medical Academy.”
The meeting was attended by Erbol Kaltur synuly Salim, Vice-Rector for Educational Work and Social Affairs, and Nurgali Alikhanuly Pernebayev, Compliance Officer.
The main purpose of the meeting was to discuss the organization of educational work at the college, review the activities carried out by mentors with students, and identify tasks for the upcoming period.
During the meeting, issues related to students’ attendance, academic discipline, and compliance with the college’s internal regulations were discussed. Particular attention was paid to preventing offenses, bullying, and violations of ethical standards among students, ensuring compliance with the principles of academic integrity, preventing corruption risks, and promoting a healthy lifestyle.
In his speech, Erbol Kaltur synuly Salim, Vice-Rector for Educational Work and Social Affairs, emphasized the importance of paying close attention to students’ social well-being, establishing strong communication between mentors and students, and conducting educational activities systematically.
Nurgali Alikhanuly Pernebayev, Compliance Officer, spoke about the importance of fostering a culture of ethics among students, complying with the college’s internal regulations and academic integrity requirements, as well as preventing offenses and corruption. Mentors were encouraged to explain students’ rights and responsibilities, identify emerging issues in a timely manner, and work jointly with relevant specialists to address them.
During the meeting, mentors exchanged experiences and shared their suggestions for improving educational work with students.
Following the meeting, mentors were given specific tasks to ensure systematic educational work, monitor students’ attendance and discipline, pay attention to their social and psychological well-being, and actively participate in activities planned within the college’s educational program.
The regular mentors’ meeting provided a meaningful platform for discussing current issues, exchanging experiences, and improving the effectiveness of educational work.