On October 30, on the basis of the Almaty State College of Service and Technology, the State Fund for the Development of Youth Policy in Almaty with the support of the Department of Social Development of Almaty and the Department of Education of Almaty launched a mini-championship Jastar Skills to popularize blue-collar occupations.

 

This project took place on the basis of our college in 2 specialties:

 

Hairdressing and decorative cosmetics;

Design and modeling of clothes.

Jastar Skills 2020 contributes to reducing the shortage of specialists, increasing competitiveness and innovative development of our country. This is a great way to demonstrate the high-class skills of young professionals.

 

Today, a mini-championship in the specialty "Hairdressing and decorative cosmetics" and the ceremonial closing of Jastar Skills 2020 took place.

 

Round 1 was held in an online format: applications were selected by international World Skills experts and participants who passed into Round 2 were invited to the Almaty State College of Service and Technology.

 

The jury evaluated young specialists in 12 aspects, such as: correspondence and harmony of the image, jewelry and dress of the model, correspondence to the theme of the module, presentation of the final work, as well as the time that was spent on the whole work.

 

According to the results, the places were distributed as follows:

 

1st place - Angelina Kuleshova;

 

2nd place - Zhumabay Ulpan;

 

3rd place was shared by Firuza Beisenova and Yana Farkhieva.

 

The winners were awarded with valuable prizes and certificates. Also, expert Bekisheva Marfuga, an international class master and director of the Karolina salon, presented Yana Farkhieva with a certificate for one-year training in hairdressing courses.

 

The event was held in compliance with safety regulations, quarantine measures and social distance. Before starting work, the experts gave the participants a briefing, explained the rules of the mini-championship and wished them luck.

"The role of Elbasy in the formation of independent Kazakhstan"

 

On November 30, 2020, at the Almaty State College of Service and Technology, a round table was held among first-year students dedicated to the Day of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, organized by the teacher of social disciplines Umirbaeva D.S.

 

The purpose of this event is to celebrate the merits of the Leader of the Nation to the Fatherland, the deepening of students' knowledge about the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Nursultan Abishevich Nazarbayev.

 

The participants of the "round table" noted the historical role of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan - Leader of the Nation N. A. Nazarbayev in the creation of an independent democratic, secular, legal, social state.

Больше информации об этом исходном текстеЧтобы получить дополнительную информацию, введите исходный текст

Отправить отзыв

Боковые панели

The first place for raising a child is the family. The child's behavior and habit is formed in the family. Our main goal is to attach great importance to the education of young people who will become the leader of the nation tomorrow.

 

Parenting is a complex process. It is not for nothing that folk wisdom says: "Upbringing begins with a family." The formation of a conscious and educated future is an honorable duty, a noble duty of every parent. We must absorb the knowledge, the smell of upbringing, which will serve as the basis for the future of our country. Parents must take all the necessary responsibility so as not to stain our national upbringing, since the child is an extension of the parents' life. As the great man of the last century A. Baitursynuly said: "If there is no people who say that there are children, then there are children who think that they have a future."

 

Cooperation and joint work of parents in the educational and educational process will be fruitful. The school, teacher and educator perform a great and responsible task so that the upbringing of the younger generation, the upbringing of children in the family, continues at school, so that a small child becomes a quality citizen. The main thing is for the child to feel the parents' interest in his academic success. Any child, be it exemplary or unsuccessful, impetuous or capricious, wants to love and respect himself.

 

On the question, the deputy director for teaching and educational work, Abdreymova M.A., spoke about the role in raising children in the family, acquainted with the ongoing work with children. Parents were given exhaustive answers to their questions, given recommendations on issues that arise in the course of work.

On the topic "Prevention of coronavirus, precautions", Moldazharova N. Ye. Told the assistant of the department of general education and training No. 1 of the National Medical University, the teenage doctor of the Ministry of Defense ASMED 2, spoke in detail about health, how to get infected with coronavirus, about measures to prevent offenses to the police major of the Bostandyk district police department, Kokilova A J.

The head of the department, Abuova S.A., analyzed the indicators of attendance of online lessons by students for October and separately dwelt on students who do not submit assignments without a good reason. It is noted that in rural areas, due to the malfunctioning of the Internet, one of the reasons is the inability of students to attend direct classes.

The results of a survey conducted in October to determine the level of adaptation of 1st year students to college were reported by the college psychologist Kenzhebaeva K. B. As a result, adaptation of 1st year students to college is very slow, since students have low activity in teaching online lessons, a high level of motivation to study within the walls of the college.

They answered in detail a number of questions that worry parents, showed the direction in questions that arise in the process of work.

              Psychological advice on human behavior and activities in a pandemic emergency (COVID-19)

      In the midst of panic. How to stay emotionally healthy

Today we all feel some powerlessness in the face of the CORONA crisis, although this manifests itself in different ways. Some are brave, like the Italian governor Nicola Zingaretti, who declared on camera: “We must not panic, go to restaurants and enjoy life,” and he did so himself, and then ... he fell ill with coronavirus. Others make apocalyptic predictions: we are all going to die. Still others are ready to act as a messiah and open the true path of salvation to humanity.

 

And all together we go through familiar stages: denial, anger, bargaining, despair, humility.

 

General recommendations

 

What will help:

 

Wash your hands regularly.

Cover your mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing.

Avoid close contact with people with respiratory symptoms such as coughing and sneezing.

Thoroughly heat-treat meat and eggs before eating.

Balance your diet.

Drink plenty of fluids.

Get enough sleep and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

 

 

Does not help:

 

Protective masks. Wear masks only for those who are sick. On the streets, masks are ineffective.

Dietary supplements and homeopathic preparations.

Immunomodulators. Only a doctor can prescribe these drugs.

Garlic, onions, alcohol and other "traditional medicine". There is insufficient scientific evidence for their effectiveness.

       But if everything is more or less clear with physical health, then how about taking care of your mental state? How can you stay emotionally healthy when many people around you are scared? It is natural to be stressed in the face of a threat that we cannot control. Here are some simple guidelines.

 

1 Listen to your body and emotions

    Everyone reacts to stress differently, so pay attention to these warning signs:

Body: Any changes in appetite, new pains or sensations, especially heat or cold.

Emotions: Anxiety, sadness, anger, or detachment.

When you notice them, pause to take care of your body and mind. If you are unable to cope with this and return to normal functioning, seek professional help from a psychologist or psychotherapist.

 

 2 Apply best healthcare practices

   While not much depends on you in a coronavirus outbreak, there are still some things you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends:

 

- avoid close contact with sick people;

- do not touch your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands;

- Wash your hands often with soap and water (at least 20 seconds), especially after visiting public places;

- if soap and water are not available, use a hand sanitizer (at least 60% alcohol - apply to the entire surface of the brushes and rub until they dry);

- stay at home when you are sick (if you do not need medical attention);

 - Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing with a tissue, or use the inside of your elbow for this;

- wear a protective mask if you are sick or accompany a sick person without a mask;

- clean and disinfect frequently used items and surfaces (tables, doorknobs, switches, telephones, keyboards, toilets, taps and sinks).

3 Use reliable sources of information

   You can choose where to receive and how to analyze information about the coronavirus outbreak. Panic calls from loved ones and inaccurate social media messages can harm emotional health more than if you rely on trusted sources of information about the coronavirus (such as the CDC and WHO).

If you find yourself overwhelmed by the latest news about the epidemic, compulsively checking the news feed and feeling overwhelmed, you need to take a break and set limits for yourself.

4 Share the right information

    Share the useful information you find with other people. This can reduce the anxiety of others and really help them.

 

5 Take care of yourself

In the midst of a stressful period, the usual ways to take care of yourself are very effective:

- do routine things;

- chat with family and friends;

Eat well and stay active

- have a good rest;

- do things that bring you pleasure;

- use peaceful practices such as mindfulness, meditation or prayer.

And while it seems that during an epidemic and a whirlwind panic, much cannot be controlled, everyone is able to make choices in favor of their emotional health.

       I want to remind you of one story about how simple recommendations can improve and even save lives. In the middle of the 19th century, the main horror and curse for women in labor was postpartum fever: chills, fever, high fever, a swollen stomach, which was unbearably painful. The active phase of the epidemic began in 1841 and lasted until 1849. The average mortality rate of women who gave birth was up to 27% (1850).

In 1843, Oliver Holmes, a Harvard Medical School graduate, suggested the cause of the fever; around the same time Ignaz Semmelweis did it. The fact is that many doctors worked in anatomical offices, and then went and took delivery, infecting the wounds caused by the birth act with pathogens. It was suggested that the doctor's hands be washed and disinfected with antiseptics before surgery, as a result of which the death rate dropped to 5%. However, the solution of Holmes and Semmelweis turned out to be too simple and was not immediately accepted by contemporaries.

       College psychologist: Kenzhebaeva Kazima Bertiskyzy