Education in Kazakhstan 1. Before going to school‚ children attend kindergartens until they are six or seven. 2. Compulsory education begins in our country at the age of seven‚ when children go to primary school. 3. The secondary stage begins from the 5th form when children start studying a lot of new subjects‚ such as Literature‚ History‚ Natural Sci¬ences and others. 4. Examinations are taken at the end of the 9-th and the 11-th forms. 5. Some children may leave school after the 9-th form
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ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN THROUGH SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT: INTRODUCING NEW MODELS OF FUNDING FOR SMES Gauhar Abdygaliyeva Ludmilla Coccia Yeshey Dorji Jenny Phan Azamat Seitkhaliuly Sojin Song James Stephenson Julius Thaler 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our team would like to express our appreciation to the following individuals and organizations in both the United States and Kazakhstan that have provided invaluable support to this project throughout
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At the ending of 20 century many government objects‚ manufactures and public sectors in Kazakhstan are begun to privatize. Privatization means the changing property from public to private. Of course‚ privatization is concerned education system too. Government is interested in well-educated population‚ because it is one of the main factors that create economy development country. Education in Kazakhstan has some problems such as quality of education children received in schools‚ colleges and universities
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of Kazakhstan. Given that currently the supply of domestic investors is not always able to meet the growing domestic demand for investment resources. Importance of foreign direct investment (FDI) takes place in this case. Decline in FDI flows is noticed in almost all groups of countries‚ but especially notable losses are in the advanced economies. According to UNCTAD‚ on the basis of 2012 the inflow of foreign direct investment to CIS countries fell by 9.9 %. Despite the fact that Kazakhstan is
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Water resources of Kazakhstan Written by: Muhtarhanova Aidana (accounting and audit) English group Water is the pivot of life on Earth. There is no substance that can substitute for it. Although over 70% of the earth is covered with water‚ fresh water accounts for only 1% of water resources on the planet. The world’s population and production volume grow every year‚ and so‚ irrevocably‚ does water consumption‚ giving a particular edge to the worldwide water supply problem. Water deficit
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E & A Stationery Shop 1. - Executive Summary 2. - Strategy‚ Aims & Objectives Objectives have to be created according to the SMART acronym. Specific: The business has the objective to increase its sales by November since that is when the Term 1 starts for universities. Measurable: From the start of the business (July) increase the sales by three times till November Achievable: The objective of the business (to increase sales till November) is achievable‚ since it is the time
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Suleyman Demirel University Course work: Analysis of strengths and weaknesses of financial system in Kazakhstan Done by: Abeu Azamat Economics1 Date______________ Almaty 2010 Introduction Financial relations forms there where are funds of money is. Only with the advent of the state and the regular commodity-money reference there is an economic category the finance. Finance is objectively necessary‚ their necessity is caused by existence of commodity
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__________________________________________________ Employee Motivation in Kazakhstan Deloitte‚ Ernst & Young‚ BTA bank. Bakhytbek Abdaliyev | 20084375 | Adilbayev Daniyar | 20060389 | Tolibayeva Kamila | 20091449 | Ilyassov Baurzhan | | Yelshibayev Baurzhan | 20081962 | Ibranova Aigerim | 20080308 | Kurmanbayev Ansar | 20080706 |
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income‚ defined by statute as gross in¬come minus allowable deductions.1 The Internal Revenue Code defines gross income by stating that "gross income means all income from whatever source derived." According to article 83 of Tax Code of Republic of Kazakhstan Taxable income is defined as the difference between the gross annual income subject to adjustments under Article 99 of this Code‚ and the deductions provided in section 11. Taxable Year Taxable year - the time period for certain taxes‚ after
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Youth unemployment in Kazakhstan Kazakhstan - one of the fast developing countries in the world where young people must become a major demographic in the workforce. It is difficult to assume that the «next generation» can be considered as a self-sufficient group of people in the state. According to the research of statistical organizations about a half of the world’s population under the age of twenty four is unemployed. Recently‚ in Kazakhstan‚ it has become a tendency that most young people
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