Kazakhstan Celebrates Teacher’s Day, Honouring the Nation’s Educators
Astana, The Gulf Observer: Kazakhstan officially celebrates Teacher’s Day today, October 5, aligning the professional holiday with World Teachers’ Day, observed in over 100 countries worldwide. The decision, implemented by the government in 2023, forms part of a broader strategy aimed at enhancing the prestige of the teaching profession, modernizing the national education system, and expressing gratitude toward those who educate the next generation, media reports said.
According to the Ministry of Enlightenment, nearly 600,000 teachers work across Kazakhstan, educating almost six million schoolchildren in more than 22,000 educational institutions.
Highlighting the significance of the profession, the ministry stated: “Teaching is not just a profession, but a great mission. Teachers shape the nation’s intellectual potential and help every child find their path. Kazakhstan is doing everything possible to ensure that this mission is not only noble, but also in demand, respected, and adequately rewarded.”
The celebration underscores the country’s continued commitment to supporting educators and fostering a high-quality, modern education system that prepares students for future challenges.
