On March 17 of the current year, the instructor of the дисципline “Penal Enforcement Law,” Police Colonel Sagyn Kadyirzhan Yersaiynuly, conducted a practice-oriented training session for third-year students of the “Jurisprudence” educational program at the Institute of Sectoral Technologies of the West Kazakhstan Innovation and Technological University at Institution No. 74 of the penal enforcement system in the city of Uralsk.

Institution No. 74 operates as a temporary detention facility. In accordance with the curriculum, conducting such sessions is one of the forms of practice-oriented education aimed at improving students’ legal literacy and fostering an understanding of the importance of compliance with the law.

During the session, students became acquainted with the activities of the penal enforcement system, the conditions of detention, as well as the established procedures and requirements in the facility. This allowed them to gain a clear and practical understanding of how such institutions function.

The main objective of the training was to develop students’ awareness of the consequences of legal violations through concrete examples, to foster a sense of responsibility, and to prevent unlawful behavior. The students also met with the facility’s staff and received information about the specifics of their professional duties, as well as the conditions of detention for suspects and accused persons.

Such practice-oriented training sessions have a significant impact on shaping students’ legal awareness, contribute to more informed decision-making in the future, and strengthen their legal culture, while deepening their understanding of the role of law and order in society.