On February 28, 2025, a career guidance trip to Karaganda was organized. The event was led by Associate Professor of the Department of Social and Humanitarian Disciplines and World Languages, Saule Dyusetaevna Shaimukhanova. The meeting took place at Boarding School No. 68, named after Hero of the Soviet Union Martbek Mamraev, giving the institution a special historical significance. Such a connection with history inspires young people, helping them appreciate the importance of patriotism and respect for those who fought for their country.

The event was successfully organized with the active support of teacher-organizer Mayrash Amirovna Aikynbaeva, whose contribution played a key role in its success. Boarding School No. 68 has 108 senior students, including 27 in the 11th grade, 43 in the 9th grade, and 38 in the 10th grade. For them, making informed decisions about their future education and career paths is particularly crucial.

During the meeting, students were given informational brochures about METU University and its college, which contained details about available educational programs, admission requirements, scholarships, discounts, and grants. They also learned about internship opportunities and career prospects after graduation. Additionally, a university representative answered students` questions regarding entrance exams, government and institutional grants, and various student support programs.

Such career guidance events play a vital role in helping students navigate important life choices, opening new opportunities and perspectives. For many of them, this meeting may have been the first step toward making a well-informed professional choice.