On November 20, 2025, as part of the "16 Days without Violence" campaign, 1st-year students took part in an essay contest on the topic "I am against violence" at the Talgar College of Agribusiness and Management.

In the process of writing the essay, the students freely expressed their thoughts and expressed their rejection of any kind of violence. They emphasized the importance of kindness, mutual understanding and respectful communication in society.

Asylkhan Bauyrzhanovich, a teacher of special disciplines at Talgar College of Agribusiness and Management, Amankeldi, became the winner of the Uzdik Sheber – 2025 republican competition, held in Turkestan among teachers of technical and vocational, post-secondary education organizations. Following the results of the competition, he was awarded a diploma of the III degree of the NAO "Talap" in the specialty "Maintenance, repair and operation of motor transport".

This achievement is the result of professionalism, high quality of education and well-coordinated work of the entire college staff.

In the Hackathon project, which was held among teachers at the Alatau Hub, the team of Talgar College of Agribusiness and Management achieved the best results and became the winner.

This event was organized with the aim of improving the digital literacy of teachers, developing innovative approaches in education and providing creative solutions.

The team representing the College successfully defended its effective project on modern education issues and was highly appreciated by the jury.

This victory is the result of the professional qualifications of the college staff, continuous searches and teamwork.

In November 2025, a round table on "Childhood without violence" was held at Talgar College of Agribusiness and Management as part of the "16 Days without Violence" campaign. The purpose of the event is to expand students' understanding of the types of violence, its harm to individuals and society, as well as to draw attention to the formation of healthy and safe relationships in the family and society. The round table was attended by A. Turarova, a specialist of the Talgar district Youth Resource Center, B.B. Yelakynova, Deputy Director for educational Work, and A. Ibrayim, a psychologist at the college. The speakers spoke in detail about measures to prevent violence, types of psychological assistance and the importance of legal literacy for young people. During the meeting, an open discussion took place, a meaningful question-and-answer conversation took place, and practical examples were given, which made it possible to build an effective and trusting dialogue with students.

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