The third meeting of the university’s Public Speaking Club was held on the topic of “Multilingualism.” The meeting was conducted in Kazakh and Russian, providing participants with an opportunity to express their ideas freely and exchange opinions.

During the meeting, participants discussed the importance of multilingualism in modern society, the role of the Kazakh and Russian languages, and the contribution of learning multiple languages to personal and professional development. Special attention was also given to preserving one’s native language, respecting linguistic and cultural diversity, and promoting intercultural communication.

As part of the meeting, students delivered speeches in Kazakh and Russian, shared their perspectives, supported their arguments, and participated in discussions. Such activities help students improve their public speaking skills, develop effective communication, and gain confidence in expressing their thoughts before an audience.

The meeting took place in an atmosphere of open dialogue, active participation, and the exchange of ideas. Initiatives of this kind contribute to fostering a multilingual environment at the university, strengthening students’ communication skills, and encouraging their interest in language learning.

The Public Speaking Club continues to provide opportunities for students to develop their potential, enhance their oratory skills, and become confident, articulate, and well-rounded individuals.