The curriculum is typically divided into , with a total of 68 hours (2 hours per week). Quarter I: Kazakhstan in the 18th Century (16 hours)
The first Kazakh scientist, traveler, and ethnographer; his research on Central Asia.
Protest against the oppression of Zhangir Khan and colonial authorities. The curriculum is typically divided into , with
The struggle to restore the Kazakh Khanate; Kenesary as the last Khan of all Kazakhs.
Causes, main stages, and historical significance of the first major anti-colonial movement. The curriculum is typically divided into
The seizure of Kazakh lands for the construction of military lines and forts (Orenburg, Siberian lines).
the causes and consequences of the loss of Kazakh statehood. The curriculum is typically divided into , with
The social and economic structure of the Inner Horde. Quarter III: National Liberation Movements (20 hours)