Today, KazGASA hosted a guest lecture featuring representatives of BI Group, one of the leading companies in the construction industry. The event brought together final-year students from the School of Construction and the School of Engineering, providing them with an opportunity to explore career prospects, internship opportunities and the professional expectations of the modern construction sector.
During the session, company representatives introduced students to BI Group’s key areas of activity, its approach to attracting young talent and the opportunities available for graduates to begin their professional careers. Particular attention was given to internship programmes, application procedures, recruitment stages and the essential qualifications and competencies expected of prospective candidates.
The discussion also highlighted the importance of practical experience in preparing future specialists for the demands of the industry. Representatives emphasised the value of applying academic knowledge in real-world professional settings, continuously developing technical and interpersonal skills, demonstrating initiative and adapting to the evolving requirements of the construction market.
The interactive format of the lecture allowed students to engage directly with company representatives, ask questions and gain first-hand insights into potential career pathways. Participants also received guidance on the steps required to apply for internships and explore future employment opportunities within the company.
Events of this kind play an important role in strengthening cooperation between KazGASA and leading industry partners. They help bridge the gap between academic education and the practical needs of the labour market, while providing students with valuable opportunities to establish professional connections, better understand employer expectations and make informed decisions about their future careers.
Through continued engagement with industry representatives, KazGASA remains committed to enhancing students’ practical training, developing industry-relevant competencies and supporting their successful transition from university education to professional employment.
