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Academic Kazakh 2 (C1-1)
Course Description
This course is designed to develop advanced Kazakh for professional use. Students will build the ability to use specialist vocabulary relevant to their field, academic terminology, and complex syntactic structures. By mastering the features of business and professional communication in Kazakh and the functional styles of speech, learners will be able to express their ideas accurately and appropriately in writing across a range of professional contexts, speak confidently in public, and develop effective oratorical skills within their discipline.
Course Aim
The course seeks to enhance appreciation of Kazakh as the state language and to strengthen its perceived value and status. It aims to shape students’ outlook so that they use Kazakh as a means of communication in socio-cultural and professional spheres of public life, and recognise it as a value that forms and preserves national identity and worldview. The course content is structured to develop a well-rounded individual with strong intellectual capacity, deep understanding, and an active civic position—someone able to articulate informed opinions on socially significant issues and approach matters creatively and constructively. Within the course, Kazakh is taught as both a communication and a cognitive tool: a means of understanding the world, identifying and discussing universal and national issues, proposing solutions, and expressing one’s views freely, clearly, and with appropriate academic and professional restraint.
Objective of the course:
1) development, further improvement, and systematic mastery of students' existing language skills in the Kazakh language;
2) in terms of Pronunciation skills, students must meet the requirements for gathering information, conducting complex interviews, participating in debates and round tables, giving informational presentations, and public speaking;
3) Writing skills - developing skills in writing letters, abstracts, annotations, essays, informational and analytical articles, and expert articles;
4) Reading skills - mastering the skills and abilities to understand, analyze, research, and draw conclusions from complex texts, identify cause-and-effect relationships, and apply them when necessary;
5) Listening and pronunciation skills - starting with listening to short texts and interviews, listening to a stream of information in various genres, developing skills such as understanding basic information, identifying the main points, and summarizing the main idea.
This course is designed to develop advanced Kazakh for professional use. Students will build the ability to use specialist vocabulary relevant to their field, academic terminology, and complex syntactic structures. By mastering the features of business and professional communication in Kazakh and the functional styles of speech, learners will be able to express their ideas accurately and appropriately in writing across a range of professional contexts, speak confidently in public, and develop effective oratorical skills within their discipline.
Course Aim
The course seeks to enhance appreciation of Kazakh as the state language and to strengthen its perceived value and status. It aims to shape students’ outlook so that they use Kazakh as a means of communication in socio-cultural and professional spheres of public life, and recognise it as a value that forms and preserves national identity and worldview. The course content is structured to develop a well-rounded individual with strong intellectual capacity, deep understanding, and an active civic position—someone able to articulate informed opinions on socially significant issues and approach matters creatively and constructively. Within the course, Kazakh is taught as both a communication and a cognitive tool: a means of understanding the world, identifying and discussing universal and national issues, proposing solutions, and expressing one’s views freely, clearly, and with appropriate academic and professional restraint.
Objective of the course:
1) development, further improvement, and systematic mastery of students' existing language skills in the Kazakh language;
2) in terms of Pronunciation skills, students must meet the requirements for gathering information, conducting complex interviews, participating in debates and round tables, giving informational presentations, and public speaking;
3) Writing skills - developing skills in writing letters, abstracts, annotations, essays, informational and analytical articles, and expert articles;
4) Reading skills - mastering the skills and abilities to understand, analyze, research, and draw conclusions from complex texts, identify cause-and-effect relationships, and apply them when necessary;
5) Listening and pronunciation skills - starting with listening to short texts and interviews, listening to a stream of information in various genres, developing skills such as understanding basic information, identifying the main points, and summarizing the main idea.
Academic Kazakh 2 (B2-3)
Course description:
The Kazakh language course for level B2 is based on the development of level-based, communicative competence. The communicative approach to teaching Kazakh is mainly aimed at teaching types of communicative activities (pronunciation, reading, listening, writing) in a coordinated manner and forming a social and humanitarian worldview in students within the framework of the national idea. By climbing the internal steps of the Kazakh language learning system from the bottom up, students master communicative competence in business communication at the intermediate and advanced levels, as well as texts and terminology related to their field of study. The lexical topics offered for each level are aimed at improving language skills in Kazakh in the educational, social, and socio-cultural spheres.
Purpose of the course:
● Ensuring high-quality language acquisition as a means of social, intercultural, and professional communication through the development of students' communicative competence (at a level above intermediate B2);
● The formation, based on national education, of competitive, well-rounded individuals who respect the state language, understand its social significance, and are able to observe and correctly apply linguistic norms:
● The cultivation of well-rounded individuals with deep spiritual potential, a high level of knowledge, who are active, creative, and able to express their opinions on socially significant issues;
● Teach future specialists to recognize and discuss universal and national issues, propose their own solutions, and use them as a means of communication and knowledge, helping them to express their thoughts freely and thoughtfully.
Objective of the course:
1) development, further improvement, and systematic mastery of students' existing language skills in the Kazakh language;
2) in terms of Pronunciation skills, students must meet the requirements for gathering information, conducting complex interviews, participating in debates and round tables, giving informational presentations, and public speaking;
3) Writing skills - developing skills in writing letters, abstracts, annotations, essays, informational and analytical articles, and expert articles;
4) Reading skills - mastering the skills and abilities to understand, analyze, research, and draw conclusions from complex texts, identify cause-and-effect relationships, and apply them when necessary;
5) Listening and pronunciation skills - starting with listening to short texts and interviews, listening to a stream of information in various genres, developing skills such as understanding basic information, identifying the main points, and summarizing the main idea.
The Kazakh language course for level B2 is based on the development of level-based, communicative competence. The communicative approach to teaching Kazakh is mainly aimed at teaching types of communicative activities (pronunciation, reading, listening, writing) in a coordinated manner and forming a social and humanitarian worldview in students within the framework of the national idea. By climbing the internal steps of the Kazakh language learning system from the bottom up, students master communicative competence in business communication at the intermediate and advanced levels, as well as texts and terminology related to their field of study. The lexical topics offered for each level are aimed at improving language skills in Kazakh in the educational, social, and socio-cultural spheres.
Purpose of the course:
● Ensuring high-quality language acquisition as a means of social, intercultural, and professional communication through the development of students' communicative competence (at a level above intermediate B2);
● The formation, based on national education, of competitive, well-rounded individuals who respect the state language, understand its social significance, and are able to observe and correctly apply linguistic norms:
● The cultivation of well-rounded individuals with deep spiritual potential, a high level of knowledge, who are active, creative, and able to express their opinions on socially significant issues;
● Teach future specialists to recognize and discuss universal and national issues, propose their own solutions, and use them as a means of communication and knowledge, helping them to express their thoughts freely and thoughtfully.
Objective of the course:
1) development, further improvement, and systematic mastery of students' existing language skills in the Kazakh language;
2) in terms of Pronunciation skills, students must meet the requirements for gathering information, conducting complex interviews, participating in debates and round tables, giving informational presentations, and public speaking;
3) Writing skills - developing skills in writing letters, abstracts, annotations, essays, informational and analytical articles, and expert articles;
4) Reading skills - mastering the skills and abilities to understand, analyze, research, and draw conclusions from complex texts, identify cause-and-effect relationships, and apply them when necessary;
5) Listening and pronunciation skills - starting with listening to short texts and interviews, listening to a stream of information in various genres, developing skills such as understanding basic information, identifying the main points, and summarizing the main idea.