According to the ministry, this educational complex will accommodate 360 students and will have three floors.
The lyceum will feature various classrooms, including a robotics lab, a laboratory, a demonstration hall, a culinary classroom, and workshops for metalworking and woodworking.
In addition, students will have access to a cafeteria, library, gym, swimming pool, and dormitory.
After that, the minister familiarized herself with the work of vocational lyceums No. 75 and No. 36 in Manas, where she spent time with teachers and students, learning about their activities.
