Final-year students of the Academy of the State Customs Committee have begun a 14-week internship in state and private institutions, including various customs bodies. On this occasion, a meeting was held with the students who will do an internship with the participation of the deputy head of the Academy and the employees of the relevant structural units.

Speaking at the event, the deputy head of ASCCA for scientific affairs Jamila Namazova emphasized that the internship programme is the last and most important stage of a four-year education. She noted that this experience is an important opportunity to gain practical knowledge for final-year students of Economics, Law and Information Security majors who have acquired extensive knowledge and skills during their studies at the Academy and successfully completed theoretical subjects. Jamila Namazova gave her recommendations to the students and wished them success during the internship, noting that the knowledge to gain during the internship programme would be applicable to the preparation of graduation papers.

In the continuation of the event, students were introduced to the fundamental rules of the internship programme, as well as issues related to its organization. Staff members of the structural units of ASCCA have also advised students to be more active during the internship, study customs work thoroughly and make good use of the knowledge gained.

Finally, questions that intrigued the students were answered in detail.