Pre-Exam Week at Turan-Astana: Support, Motivation, and Practical Knowledge

From December 8 to 12, Turan-Astana University held a series of activities aimed at supporting students during their preparation for the winter examination session. This week has become an important part of the university’s tradition — creating conditions not only for academic success, but also for personal development, emotional resilience, and honest preparation for exams.

Throughout the week, students took part in thematic sessions, lectures, and interactive activities:

December 9 — “Astana — A City Without Drugs” campaign
Students were reminded about the importance of a healthy lifestyle, mindfulness, and personal safety. The event highlighted the role of prevention and responsibility for one’s future.

December 10 - Lecture “How to Motivate Yourself and Avoid Burnout”
Participants learned practical methods of self-support, emotional regulation, and strategies to maintain productivity before exams. The speaker shared useful everyday techniques.

December 11 - Lecture “Clean Session: Support for Freshmen” and a master class by successful graduates
Freshmen received valuable advice on planning their study process, setting priorities, and passing exams confidently and honestly. University alumni shared their experiences, career stories, and helpful tips, inspiring students to grow and aim higher.

December 12 - Quest “Make It in 24 Hours”
This team-based activity helped develop time-management, logic, strategy, and teamwork skills. In an atmosphere of excitement and friendly competition, teams completed challenges simulating real exam preparation tasks.

This week became an important support system for students during the intense pre-exam period. It helped them feel more confident, motivated, and engaged, emphasizing that hard work, knowledge, mutual support, and healthy habits are the key to a successful examination session.