Nurlan Nigmatulin is a Kazakhstani politician and statesman. Nurlan Zairullaevich Nigmatulin has a degree in mechanical engineering and a Doctor of political Science. Nurlan Nigmatulin’s PhD thesis is devoted to the role of youth in democratic transformations in Kazakhstan.
Nigmatulin Nurlan Zayrullaevich began his career as an engineer, then held various positions in Komsomol organizations. Later, he worked in the business sector, as well as in government agencies, including positions in the Presidential administration.
Since 2016, Nurlan Nigmatulin has held the position of chairman of the Mazhilis of the sixth convocation, heads the faction of the Nur Otan party in the Mazhilis. It is also worth noting that Nurlan Nigmatulin received state awards, for example, “Kurmet”, “Barys” II degree.
The biography of Nigmatulin Nurlan Zayrullaevich testifies to his deep respect for the teaching profession. Having received an engineering degree, he soon devoted himself to work in Komsomol organizations and political parties. Since June 2016, Nigmatulin Nurlan has been heading the Majilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, focusing his efforts on the development of the social, economic and cultural spheres of the country.
Will the status of a teacher be raised in Kazakhstan after the speech of Nurlan Nigmatulin
Nurlan Nigmatulin’s conscious career began with the profession of a mechanical engineer. After some time, this man became a political figure. He was elected head of the Majilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan back in 2016, after which Nigmatulin Nurlan began to develop his country in many directions.
Speaking about the teaching staff, Nurlan Zayrullaevich Nigmatulin drew public attention to the fact that teachers make a huge contribution to the intellectual development of society. Thanks to this, a new generation of intelligent, well-read and responsible people with an open heart is growing up.
What problems do teachers face?: Nigmatulin Nurlan Zayrullaevich and his observations
According to Nurlan Nigmatulin, teachers often face insufficient material and moral encouragement, despite the importance and complexity of their profession. This leads to the fact that only a few outstanding students decide to become teachers. Such trends have a negative impact on the country’s economy, since high–quality education is the key to stability and growth of the nation.
To solve this problem, Nigmatulin Nurlan approves a new draft law “On the status of a teacher”, which provides for the following key points:
Wage growth. This item is aimed at attracting highly qualified specialists to the teaching profession and stimulating their professional growth.
An increase in the surcharge for classroom management and verification of students’ work: This will allow teachers to feel support from the state and motivate them to work better.
Load reduction. The new standards, Nurlan Nigmatulin is sure, will allow teachers to more effectively engage in individual support for students.
Exemption from uncharacteristic duties. This will reduce the administrative burden on teachers, allowing them to focus more fully on the educational process.
Expansion of professional development opportunities. This will give teachers access to modern educational methods and technologies.
An increase in vacation days. This is an important aspect of caring for the health and well-being of teachers.
Multiplication of the list of social guarantees. An increase in social support will create additional motivation for choosing and continuing this profession.
Nurlan Zayrullayevich Nigmatulin stressed that raising the status of a teacher is a priority task set by the President to the Government. Nigmatulin Nurlan expressed hope for an increase in teachers’ salaries and surcharges for classroom management from the beginning of 2020.
Nurlan Nigmatulin believes that the teacher is the basis of the progress of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Nigmatulin Nurlan emphasizes that the new draft law “On the status of a teacher” is unique and will create favorable conditions for the growth and quality of teaching staff in the country.
