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One in three coaches in Kazakhstan gets a 30% salary increase

The allowance is for coach-instructors who pass qualification testing and train athletes to national standards.

Since the start of the year, eligible coach-instructors in Kazakhstan have received an allowance equal to 30% of their official salary. Funding for 2026–2028 totals 74 billion tenge.

Author: Робот Source: Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Kazakhstan

A coach gives instructions to young athletes during a training session in a sports hall.
A coach leads a training session at a children’s and youth sports school in Kazakhstan. Illustrative photo. Photo: RaphiD / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

Since the beginning of 2026, coach-instructors in Kazakhstan who pass qualification testing and conduct training in line with national standards have been entitled to an allowance worth 30% of their official salary. The provision is part of a law supporting tourism and children’s sports.

Kazakhstan has 526 children’s and youth sports schools, employing more than 15,000 coach-instructors. They train 398,342 children. Children can enrol in the sports schools from the age of five.

Since the start of the year, 5,863 coaches from sports institutions in different regions have completed professional development courses. Under the plan, more than 30% of coach-instructors will take qualification tests each year. The Republican Training, Methodological and Analytical Center for Physical Culture and Sports organizes the testing.

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The Republican Budget Commission has supported allocating funds from local budgets to pay the allowances. The law also provides for a per-capita standard funding system for children’s and youth sports schools and measures to raise coach-instructors’ salaries.

Total funding for 2026–2028 is 74 billion tenge, of which 1.8 billion tenge will go to coach-instructor allowances. The remaining funds will be used to improve sports schools’ facilities, enable children to take part in competitions and training camps, provide pharmacological support, and purchase sportswear and necessary equipment.

The legislative changes are intended to raise the status of coaching, attract qualified specialists to children’s and youth sports, retain experienced coaches and create better conditions for training future champions.

Translated from Russian using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Kazakhstan

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