The Prime Minister has ordered the implementation of the CodiPlay project in schools across Kazakhstan.

CodiPlay, a Kazakh startup specializing in innovative educational solutions, has been recognized by Olzhas Bektendov, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan. He has instructed the Ministry of Education, in collaboration with local executive bodies, to implement CodiPlay's developments in Kazakh schools. Now, the project, which operates in educational institutions in South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, will help develop digital skills among Kazakh students.  

CodiPlay already covers more than 450 educational institutions in 10 countries, including the United Kingdom, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan. By the end of 2024, 10 educational organizations in the Turkistan region will join the CodiPlay ecosystem, and by 2025, this practice is planned to be expanded to an additional 60 schools, including institutions in the Aktobe and Karaganda regions.

The project has received approval from the I. Altynsarin National Academy of Education, and one of the company's products, Coditeach, has been recognized by UNICEF as a digital public good, providing additional opportunities for entering international markets.

The launch of CodiPlay in Kazakh schools represents a significant step forward in education, equipping students with the knowledge needed to adapt to the digital world. Implementing such programs will allow students not only to absorb material but also to apply it in practice, thereby creating a competitive educational environment in the country.