OUR UNIVERSITY SIGNED A TRIPARTITE MEMORANDUM ON TRAINING SPECIALISTS FOR THE ENERGY SECTOR
Today, a trilateral memorandum of cooperation was signed between our university, Sauran Solar Power LLP, and the China–Central Asia Industrial Talent Development Alliance.
The memorandum aims to train qualified specialists for the renewable energy and electric power industries, strengthen cooperation between education and industry, and create favourable conditions for the professional development of local personnel in Kazakhstan.
The agreement was signed by Rector Zhanar Temirbekova, General Director of Sauran Power LLP Chen Jiajia, and Assistant General Director of the China–Central Asia Industrial Talent Development Alliance Liu Yingbo.
Under the agreement, the parties will combine students’ theoretical knowledge with practical industry experience in such areas as the operation and maintenance of photovoltaic power plants, wind energy, energy storage technologies, electrical equipment, and project management. This cooperation will enable young engineers to participate in real-world projects and support the joint training of qualified specialists required by the labour market.
The parties will also work together to establish a vocational skills training centre, organize academic and professional exchanges for faculty members and students, expand internship opportunities, develop online learning resources, and provide advanced professional training.
As part of the cooperation, our university will offer educational programmes in the relevant fields and arrange industrial placements for faculty members and students. It will also provide the educational resources and academic support required for the learning process.
Sauran Solar Power LLP will provide practical training facilities in the energy sector and support students in gaining hands-on knowledge, completing internships, and exploring future employment opportunities. The company’s specialists will also share their professional expertise and contribute to the improvement of educational programmes.
The China–Central Asia Industrial Talent Development Alliance, in turn, will coordinate cooperation between enterprises and educational institutions and facilitate the joint training of specialists, professional development of faculty members, development of online learning resources, and vocational education opportunities in China.
Thus, the trilateral memorandum is aimed at advancing the integration of education and industry, strengthening students’ professional competencies, and training highly sought-after specialists in the renewable energy sector.
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