On October 8, 2026, room 405 hosted an engaging session of the Student Public Speaking Club focused on the topic "Masters of Public Speaking Across Different Eras". Under the guidance of their experienced mentor, Tukebayeva Zhanyl, students dove into the world of rhetoric to uncover the secrets of history`s greatest speakers.

The event featured a dynamic and highly interactive program:

• Intellectual Warm-up: Participants practiced 30-second elevator pitches and discussed the profound power of persuasion.

• A Journey Through Eras: Students analyzed the techniques of classical ancient orators (Demosthenes, Cicero, Socrates) and explored the rich diplomatic traditions of the Kazakh Steppe judges and masters of eloquence (Tole Bi, Kazybek Bi, Aiteke Bi).

• Theory & Practice: The group mastered the 3 pillars of impactful speech — Ethos (credibility), Logos (logic), and Pathos (emotion).

• Team Quiz and Debates: During the "Oratorical Duel," students sharpened their skills in defending viewpoints and making persuasive arguments within a strict 45-second limit.

• The Final Round: Every participant delivered a powerful 60-second speech following the structured framework of "Idea – Argument – Conclusion" and received valuable peer feedback.

The active core of the club who demonstrated outstanding speaking skills included: Sailaubekova Aizere, Turgunova Sarvinaz, Sergazy Ainel, Ilesbay Adilbek, Ermerkarayeva Alina, Bukharova Didar, Seitkerek Tomiris, Aidinova Reihan, and Kaisarovna Korkem.