On February 5, 2025, Narxoz University hosted Club Fair, a student organization fair designed to introduce students to various clubs and discuss career opportunities.
Right from the start, the organizers surprised guests with informational flyers about student organizations, each featuring a tear-off number that granted participants a chance to enter a prize lottery.
The fair offered attendees a chance to explore different zones, where they could learn about student clubs, their achievements, and take part in mini-games and interactive contests.
The fair offered attendees a chance to explore different zones, where they could learn about student clubs, their achievements, and take part in mini-games and interactive contests.
Sana Zhumabayeva, founder of a Kazakh and English language learning center and the creator of the Grow Up student organization, spoke about the origins of her project and shared valuable advice for students interested in launching their own initiatives.
Aysha Onbayeva, entrepreneur and former chair of the student senate, discussed her experience in student self-governance and the challenges she faced while building her own business.
Kristina Tyugai («Кука из Гука»), blogger and former Grow Up member, shared how involvement in student organizations influenced her career and which university-acquired skills proved to be the most beneficial in her professional life.
Yelikbai Kabi, head of the Student Affairs Office, talked about recent changes within the office over the past year and provided valuable recommendations for freshmen on how to start their university journey successfully.
The event concluded with a lottery draw, bringing an extra touch of excitement and joy to participants.
The Club Fair student organization fair became a major highlight in the life of Narxoz University, offering students a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of student organizations, educational and entertainment initiatives. Beyond fostering experience exchange, the fair also strengthened the sense of community among Narxoz students.