Overview
A state-supported work-experience programme placing eligible recent graduates in roles related to their field of study so they can gain initial professional experience with formal employment and subsidized pay.
Complete internship details
Youth Practice placements last no more than 12 months and are organized in the graduate's acquired profession or specialty. Participants are formally employed. The Ministry states that the 2026 monthly pay is 30 monthly calculation indices, equal to KZT 129,750, funded from the budget. Employers assign a mentor to support participants.
Eligibility requirements
For registered unemployed graduates of technical and vocational, post-secondary, higher or postgraduate education who are no older than 35, completed their studies within the previous five years, and do not have work experience in their acquired specialty.
Tips for this internship
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Tailor the CV and application to the responsibilities and required skills stated on the official employer page.
- Use concrete evidence of relevant work, projects and measurable results rather than generic claims.
- Confirm location, work authorization, remote restrictions and sponsorship terms before applying.
- Apply through the original employer or official recruitment destination shown on this page.
Verification notes
Official Enbek programme page and the Kazakhstan Ministry of Labour's current 2026 programme update were checked on 2026-09-06 UTC. No single national closing date is stated, so deadline fields remain null. The Ministry gives the 2026 monthly salary as 30 MCI = KZT 129,750; the standing Enbek page confirms the maximum 12-month duration and referral process.
Job and Scholarship is the discovery and verification layer. Confirm eligibility, dates, salary/funding and application instructions on the original source before submitting anything.
Electronic Labour Exchange Enbek / Kazakhstan Ministry of Labour and Social Protection ↗