Chair of Philological Disciplines

Aims

- Improving the professional and pedagogical qualifications of teachers.

- Improving the quality of teaching.

- Introduction of new innovative methods in the educational process.

- Participation in scientific and methodological conferences and seminars.

- Realization of close connection between teaching and educational work among students.

- Creation of educational-methodical manuals for professional Kazakh, Russian and English languages.

- Teaching students to speak foreign languages fluently.

- Mastering medical terminology fluently.                      

 - Widening students' outlook through educational activities conducted in a foreign language.

- Participating in seminars, educational and methodical conferences, training courses.

- Holding seminars, open classes, master classes, improve educational and methodological aids.

- To carry out joint activities with the Language Development Chair of Akimat of Astana, Saryarka District.

History of foundation

The Chair of foreign languages has been existing since 1964. The first head of the Chair of foreign languages of Tselinograd Medical Institute was Serdyuk I.P. Then Abramov L.P. was the head of the Chair. In 1984 the Chair was led by the Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate professor ShafarenkoY.Y. In 1999 the head of the foreign languages course was Levus G.P. From September 1, 2008 up to May 25, 2009 the Chair was led by Kaliyeva Aizhan Kairbekovna, candidate of philological sciences, associate professor. Between 2009-2011 the head of the Chair was Akhmetova Gulbanu Mergenovna, Master of Pedagogical sciences. From 2011 up to 2019 the head of the Chair was Kaliyeva Aizhan Kairbekovna.

The Chair of Philological disciplines originates from the Chairs of "Kazakh language" and "Latin and Russian languages". The foundation of the Chair of "Kazakh language" was laid in September 1990 with the beginning of teaching the Kazakh language at the Medical University.

In 1990-1992 the Chair was part of the Chair of Kazakh and Russian languages, but in June 1992 it acquired the status of the Chair of Kazakh language.

In 1990-1991 Head of the Chair of Russian and Latin languages was a senior teacher Shlyapova A.M.

In 1992-1997 Head of the Chair of "Kazakh language" was a senior teacher Doskenova K. A.

In 1997-1999 the Chair of "Kazakh language" was headed by the Candidate of Philological sciences, associate professor Kozhanov M.K.

In 1999 - 2001 the head of the Chair was K.A. Doskenova

In 2001 the language Chairs were merged and as a result, the Chair of Kazakh and Foreign Languages was formed - A. M. Shlyapova became the Head of the Chair; K. A. Doskenova - Head of the Kazakh language course.

In 2005-2007 the Chair of "Kazakh language" was headed by senior teacher Doskenova K. A.

In 2007 the Chair of "Kazakh language" was headed by the Candidate of Pedagogical sciences, associate professor Zharikova D.R.

Since 2014 the Chair of "Kazakh language" and the Chair of "Russian language and Latin languages" have been merged into the Chair of "Philological disciplines".

Since 2014 the Chair of "Philological disciplines" is headed by the Candidate of pedagogical sciences, Associate professor Zharikova D. R. Currently, the Chair employs 32 teachers and 1 laboratory assistant. The Chair carries out educational and methodological work.

From September 2019 there was a merger of two Chairs: "Chair of Philological Disciplines" and "Foreign Languages" and D.R. Zharikova, the Candidate of Pedagogical sciences, Associate professor was appointed the Head of the Chair.  

Activity

The Chair of Philological disciplines takes an active part in scientific and cultural life of the university. Teachers of the Chair take part in international, republic and university scientific conferences.

The Chair of philological disciplines takes great responsibility for public affairs.   

A special place in the history of the University is given to raising the status of the state language. The Chair is an integral part of the University policy on mastering the state language. Due to the set tasks the record keeping in the state language, systematic teaching of the Kazakh language to students of University became urgent.

Achievements