Kazakhstan's I Am an Entrepreneur Tournament Crowns Future Business Leaders
Kazakhstan's I Am an Entrepreneur Tournament Crowns Future Business Leaders
Kazakhstan's I Am an Entrepreneur Tournament Crowns Future Business Leaders
The I Am an Entrepreneur tournament has wrapped up in Kazakhstan as part of the Year of Skilled Professions. Students from vocational colleges across the country competed in ten categories, showcasing projects with real-world applications. Participants from Nur-Sultan’s institutions took home several top awards in the final standings. Jasulan Serikbek, a student at Astana IT University College, claimed first place in the Manufacturing, Technology, and Agriculture category. His project stood out for its practical relevance and market potential.
In the Education, Information, and Digital Technologies category, two more students from the same college secured second place. Anel Samarakhan and Agybai Gibatolaev impressed judges with their innovative approach. The Tourism category saw a third-place win for Nurassem Sailau, Yerassyl Amantai, and Ayaulym Mukhtar. The trio, representing Magzhan Zhumabayev International Higher College, presented a project with strong industry appeal. Alan Kaliev, from ASTANA POLYTECHNIC Higher College, earned third place in the Trade category. Meanwhile, Dinara Zhamanbayeva, a student at the College of Public Catering and Service, took third in Hospitality and Food Service. The tournament aimed to develop entrepreneurial skills among participants. Students defended their ideas, networked with industry professionals, and exchanged experiences throughout the competition.
The event highlighted the creativity and business potential of Kazakhstan’s vocational students. Winning projects demonstrated innovation, practical solutions, and readiness for the market. Organisers noted the tournament’s role in promoting skilled professions and entrepreneurship across the country.
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