Saran Humanitarian and Technical College named after Abai Kunanbayev has a long and glorious history.
It began in the early 20s of the last century. The first years of the formation of the young Kazakh republic were very difficult: war, famine, devastation, and the deplorable state of public education. The first five years of Soviet power have passed. The fight against illiteracy of the population was declared in the country, and therefore there was an urgent need to train national personnel. The Kazakh intelligentsia understood this perfectly well.
By the decision of the government of the Kazakh ASSR and the People's Commissariat of Education, in order to overcome the illiteracy of the population, the District Kazakh Pedagogical College was opened in December 1922 in Karkaralinsk for the socio-political education of workers Semipalatinsk province.
One of the initiators of the opening of the college was the first professor of mathematics of Kazakhstan Alimkhan Ermekov. A seminarian by education, a well-known teacher Rakhimbai Sapakov, was appointed head of the college. In the most difficult conditions of those years, in December 1922, 15 young men who graduated from the 4th grade of the first stage school were admitted to the college.
It was planned to open 280 schools for the population of Karkaraly county, which required qualified teachers. The task of their training was assigned to the pedagogical college. Initially, the educational institution was allocated an unsuitable wooden barrack-type room for classes.
Through the efforts of Alimkhan Ermekov, the pedagogical college was transferred to the building of the former real school, where there was a school of the II stage with a nine-year term of study. Preparatory courses and a boarding school were opened at the college. Classes were conducted mainly in Russian. Of the 8 teachers with higher education, 4 teachers taught the Kazakh language and literature; the salary of teachers was 23 rubles 10 kopecks with an increase in food rations. The first students of the college received a scholarship in kind for 4 months: mutton and wheat.
Chokin Shafiq graduated in 1930
During these years, the first wall newspaper "Zhas pedagogue" was published at the college, a drama club was organized, led by S. Kosybaev, who staged the plays "Kyzyl Sunkarlar" by S. Seifullin, "Kalyn Mal" by S. Kubeev, "Enlik Kebek" by M. Auezov. The college employed experienced teachers from Moscow, Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) and Warsaw.
In May 1926, the first graduation of the college took place, the first certificates were awarded with the title of "Teacher of the first stage" to Akhmetov Aktai, Baymakanov Abeu, Bekov Mirazis, Zhakimanov Amra, Ishukov Zein, Kalymbekov Fazil, Turganbaev Abduakas and others.
In subsequent years, the flow of applicants increased, among the students of the college in 1927, future academician Shafik Chokin, Professor Kabken Mashrapov and satirical writer Zhusupbek Altaybayev. At that time, Topai Kulkeshev took over the leadership of the college. In 1932, the college staff was headed by 21-year-old Kurman Khamitov.
The year 1935 is significant – it was then that the opening of the correspondence department with two consulting points in Kuvsk and Konrad took place. The department was headed by Zhagipar Makashev. Mukazhan Nurmaganov is appointed as the head.
In 1937, the Karkaralinsky Technical School was transformed into the Karkaralinsky Kazakh Pedagogical College of the Karaganda regional Department of Education of the People's Commissariat of Education of the Kazakh SSR. In 1945, in honor of the 100th anniversary of Abai Kunanbayev, by Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh SSR, the school was named after the great Kazakh educator Abai Kunanbayev. In the post-war years, the school was headed by Askhatbek Durmagambetov.
Graduates of 1928
In 1937, the Karkaralinsky Technical School was transformed into the Karkaralinsky Kazakh Pedagogical College of the Karaganda regional Department of Education of the People's Commissariat of Education of the Kazakh SSR. In 1945, in honor of the 100th anniversary of Abai Kunanbayev, by Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh SSR, the school was named after the great Kazakh educator Abai Kunanbayev. In the post-war years, the school was headed by Askhatbek Durmagambetov.
In 1949, by order of the Council of Ministers of the Kazakh SSR, the Karkarala Pedagogical School, on the rights of the Kazakh branch, merged with the pedagogical college of the Karaganda OBLINO, which opened in 1939 by the decision of the People's Commissariat of Education of the Kazakh SSR. The educational institution receives the name of the Karaganda Pedagogical College named after Abai.
In 1950, Zh. was appointed director of the school. Iglikov, and the head teacher is the former director of the Companionship orphanage A.Yugai.
Karkarala Pedagogical College,2nd year students, physics class Sitting: Mukanov, V Petrova, Smagulov, Adambekova
Pedagogical college pedagogical office, 1949 Teacher: Khaltai Tolegenovich
Karaganda evening performance. Students of the pedagogical college 1940, Durmagambetov Dauletkhan, Halykbergenov Moldakym Ensemble of "violinists"
Югай А.С.
Головко Л.Ф.
Meeting of the Pedagogical Council (1959)
A new stage in the history of the educational institution began in the 50s of the twentieth century. In 1952, the Karaganda Pedagogical College named after Abai was transferred to the working village of Saran. The director of the school is the honored teacher of the Kazakh SSR A.Yugai, the head teacher is L.Golovko
A new preschool department is opening. The staff of the school was joined by teachers of geography I.P.Ivanov, pedagogy S.P.Orlov, physical education Z.G.Savushkin, Kazakh language A.M.Ietleuov, physics N.K. Bosse, drawing A.K.Trankovskaya, mathematics F.K.Sklovskaya. The staff of teachers amounted to 11 people on August 17, 1955, by its Decision No. 10804-r, the Council of Ministers of the USSR adopted the proposal of the Council of Ministers of the Kazakh SSR "On the liquidation of the Karkarala Kazakh Pedagogical College". On August 27, the Ministry of Culture of the USSR decided by Order No. 1494.".. students of the Karkarala Kazakh Pedagogical College should be transferred to the Karaganda Pedagogical College."
New addition of teachers: N.V.Angarskaya, A.S. Bortnoy, V.G.Vasilyeva, M.I.Ilyasov, A.P.Kazantseva, E.T.Loskutova, N.V.Lukyanova, A.P.Polynsky, M.V.Sinyavskaya, G.I.Cherdakov, E.A.Yudina together with the first teachers, they formed their own style of training young specialists.
In the middle of the twentieth century, a team of teachers was growing, among them: Sh.A. Turganbayeva (daughter of one of the first graduates of 1926 A. Turganbayev, Honored teacher of the Kazakh SSR school), A.D. Li, A.D. and Yu.V.
In 1968, the school was headed by a new director, V. Kepp, one of the first teachers of the Karaganda School.
In 1969, a new 4-storey school building was put into operation and in 1975 a five-storey dormitory building with 515 beds with a total area of 6476.6 square meters. meters. The school celebrates its half-century anniversary in 1972. His awards were supplemented with a Certificate of Honor from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh SSR. By the 55th anniversary, the staff of the school was awarded a Certificate of Honor from the Ministry of Education of the USSR, the Central Committee of the Trade Union of Education Workers, Higher Schools and Scientific Institutions and the Central Committee of the Komsomol (1977).
The lesson of the Russian language Кепп I.V. 1959
Filming on television. The choir is under. Conducted V.I. Кеппа and a variety orchestra.
Workers' demonstration – November 7, 1956.
In 1976, K. Abikenov, who graduated from the Karkaraly Pedagogical College in 1949, was appointed director of the school. In connection with the opening of a new pedagogical The educational institution is renamed the Saransk Pedagogical College named after Abai.
In 1982, the School was the winner of the All-Union Socialist Competition following the results of the XI five-year plan. The Minister of Education of the Kazakh SSR, K.B.Balakhmetov, presented the team with a Rolling Red Banner.
In December 1995, the school was renamed Saransk Pedagogical College.
К.А.Абикенов
In 1976, K. Abikenov, who graduated from the Karkaraly Pedagogical College in 1949, was appointed director of the school. In connection with the opening of a new pedagogical The educational institution is renamed the Saransk Pedagogical College named after Abai.
In 1982, the School was the winner of the All-Union Socialist Competition following the results of the XI five-year plan. The Minister of Education of the Kazakh SSR, K.B.Balakhmetov, presented the team with a Rolling Red Banner.
In December 1995, the school was renamed Saransk Pedagogical College.
May Day demonstration. K.A. Abikenov, E.K. Bazarbayev, L.A. Chernova.
K.A. Abikenov, B.V. Bikbulatova, V.V. Girko, M.I. Mizhaeva (1984)
Teachers at a festive demonstration (1987)
The game "KVN" of teachers and students (1992)
Закамолкин В. А.
The year 1997 became a defining one in the history of Saransk Pedagogical College. The reforms of the education system have opened a qualitatively new period in the history of the college. Saransk Pedagogical College has been merged with Saransk Chemical Technology College into one educational institution. K. Abikenov, who led the team for 20 years, hands over the reins to V. Zakamolkin.
Since 2021, the college has been renamed Saran Higher Humanitarian and Technical College named after Abai Kunanbayev.
In December 2022, the college celebrated its centennial anniversary.
Saran Higher Humanitarian and Technical College named after Abai Kunanbayev is an educational institution known not only in Kazakhstan, but also far beyond its borders. After all, graduates of SVGTC from different years are working in a variety of fields today. Some have found themselves in one of the most honorable and necessary professions – the profession of a Teacher, they work with children, devoting their time to educating the younger generation. Others work in the technical field. But they are united by one thing – a common alma mater, interesting years of study, true friendship and fraternity. It is safe to say that the Saransk Higher College of Humanities and Technology is a real forge of personnel – in fact, it still is, because real professionals work here, and there are many entire family dynasties that devote students day after day to the wisdom of their chosen profession. Yes, the history of the college goes back a hundred years.
During this time, there have been many changes, there have been many victories and bright moments. That is why the history of the oldest educational institution is interesting, which has chosen a course for constant development, but at the same time the good old traditions are carefully preserved here.
Темирбулатова А.А