Novikova Svetlana Vladimirovna entered the APIA in 1984, successfully graduated from it in 1990, having received the qualification of "teacher of German and English". She began her career with Secondary School No. 90, where she taught German and English. In 1993, after passing the competition, she was accepted as a teacher of the Department of Foreign Languages at the Kazakh State Academy of Management. Working since 1997 at the D.A. Kunaev University, S.V. Novikova was appointed to the position of senior lecturer of the Department of Language Disciplines, and then in 2006, she was awarded the academic title of associate professor of the Department. In the Academy of Economics and Law from 2008 to 2010, she worked as a senior lecturer at the Department of "General Education Disciplines." In the Arman educational complex, she taught English. In 2012, she was accepted as a senior lecturer at the Department of Language Disciplines in KazATiSO. From 2013 to 2017, she worked at the Eurasian Technological University at the Department of "Software and OOD." Throughout her career, S.V. Novikova has written scientific articles, has a number of publications and methodological developments, has made presentations at scientific conferences. She was repeatedly thanked for her conscientious attitude to work. Rich pedagogical experience allows Novikova S.V. to conduct classes at a high professional level, which are distinguished by the high organization of students' educational activities. The atmosphere of benevolence, pedagogical exactingness and mutual assistance created in the classroom contribute to the formation of positive motivation of students for the solid development of educational material. Novikova S.V. constantly improves her professional level in improving the methodology of teaching a foreign language. The Department of Foreign Philology and Translation of the Faculty of Philology, Literary Studies and World Languages recommends Svetlana Vladimirovna Novikova for the position of senior lecturer of the department from September 1, 2019 to August 31, 2020 for 1 rate.