The Otandastar Qory consistently offers Kazakh language courses online throughout the year. Classes are conducted in Kazakh-English, Kazakh-Russian, Kazakh-Persian, and Kazakh-Turkish languages. Participants are grouped based on their level of language proficiency and the specific time zone of their country of residence.

Participation is free of charge!

To enroll in the course, please message us on WhatsApp at the following number: 8 701 000 1404.

Project Objective: To expand the reach of the native language, elevate the status of the Kazakh language among the diaspora, and provide training.

Project Task: Our mission includes providing literature, textbooks, teaching aids, and organizing educational activities to teach the Kazakh language in areas where ethnic Kazakhs gather. We also offer online classes with distance learning options for the Kazakh language.

• Project Metrics:
• In 2020: 333 online classes with 1163 participants.
• In 2021: 780 online lessons with 1398 participants.
• In 2022: 530 classes with 800 participants (1st semester).
• In 2023: 380 classes with 1200 participants (March – September)

In the years 2019-2022, Otandastar Qory opened 31 online classrooms in 12 countries. The Otandastar Qory equipped Kazakh organizations in 24 cities with the necessary technology for remote access to Kazakh language courses, including televisions, laptops, webcams, and audio speakers.

• List of online classes:
• 1. Istanbul, Turkey – “Kazakh-Turkish Society for Education and Research”;
• 2. Istanbul, Turkey – “Khoja Ahmed Yassawi Foundation”;
• 3. Paris, France – Kazakh cultural center “Korkyt”;
• 4. Berlin, Germany – "German-Kazakhstan Society";
• 5. Houston, USA – public organization "Shanyrak";
• 6. Minsk, Belarus – secondary school No. 143 named after. M. Auezova;
• 7. Gorgan, Iran – public organization "Kazakhs of Iran";
• 8. Omsk, Russia;
• 9. Tyumen, Russia – “National-cultural autonomy of the Kazakhs of the Tyumen region” – Ishim);
• 10. Tyumen, Russia – “National-cultural autonomy of the Kazakhs of the Tyumen region” – school No. 12);
• 11. Kosagash, Russia – “Local public organization of Kazakhs of the Kosagash region”;
• 12. London, UK – “UK Kazakh Association”;
• 13. Antwerp, Belgium – public association "Shanyrak";
• 14. Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan – public association "Association of Kazakhs of Kyrgyzstan";
• 15. St. Petersburg, Russia – interregional public association "Ata-Meken";
• 16. Orenburg, Russia – “Baiterek” charitable foundation;
• 17. Erdenet, Mongolia – “Kazakh cultural center of Erdenet”;
• 18. Orsk, Russia – Kazakh ensemble "Shashu";
• 19. Kyiv, Ukraine – Kazakh public organization "Dostyk";
• 20. Novosibirsk, Russia – Novosibirsk regional public organization "Kazakh Cultural Center "Otan";
• 21. Moscow, Russia – non-profit organization "Moscow Foundation "Kazakh Diaspora";
• 22. Omsk, Russia – School No. 100;
• 23. Orenburg, Russia – “Baiterek” charitable foundation;
• 24. Samara, Russia – Samara regional public organization “National-cultural autonomy of the Kazakhs “Ak Zhol”;
• 25. Kobda, Mongolia – public association "Adi-Dostyk";
• 26. Omsk, Russia – center of Kazakh culture "Moldir";
• 27. Chelyabinsk, Russia – public organization "Azamat";
• 28. Saratov, Russia – Dostar Foundation;
• 29. Astrakhan, Russia – “Fund for the Development of Kazakh Culture”;
• 30. Astrakhan, Russia – Kalinin Secondary School;
• 31.Samara, Russia – Samara regional public organization “National-cultural autonomy of the Kazakhs “Ak Zhol”.