As part of the professional development program organized in the United States, trainees of the Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship under the Cabinet of Ministers visited Crossland College of Technology.

During the visit, participants were provided with detailed information about the college’s activities, the technical fields taught there and the modern educational processes implemented. In particular, members of the delegation closely explored the methodologies used in areas such as automotive technologies, engineering technologies, construction and structural works, technical graphics, communication technologies and technological education.

Representatives of Crossland College of Technology emphasized their ongoing efforts in developing practical skills, integrating real industrial processes into educational programs and creating new training modules based on the needs of the technical specialists labor market. Participants also observed modern laboratories, technical equipment and practical training facilities created for listeners.

According to the specialists, the college trains highly qualified technical personnel not only for the city of Kansas but also for other regions of the United States. The delegation received insightful information about the advanced model of technical education, educational processes carried out in cooperation with industry and the practical opportunities created for listeners.