Galina Vladimirovna Belyanskaya

Galina Belyanskaya was born on July 12, 1950 in Almaty, Kazakhstan, a Russian citizen. In 1972 she graduated from the Mechanical-Mathematical Faculty of the Kazakh State University. In the years after, she worked in the Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics of the Kazakh Academy of Sciences and did volunteer work with children in the associated Junior Academy of Science. From 1983 to 2006 she chaired the Mathematical Laboratory at the National Palace for Schoolchildren.

She was a member of the committee for the Soviet Student Olympic Games, all-union round (1981, 1992), republican and regional round (1991, 1998). She was the organiser at the Almaty section of the International Tournament of Towns in Mathematics (1986) and Physics (1996-1998).

She prepared students for the International Competition in Mathematics, Computer Science, and Mathematical Linguistics in Bulgaria (1987, 1988, 1990), a number of issues of the International Conference „Tournament of Towns“ in Estonia and Russia, and the International Tournament „Friendship“ in Almaty (1989), and served as the organiser of the latter.

In 2004, she was nominated by the Ministry of Education and Science to supervise the preparation of the national student team for the International Student Olympiad In Mathematics in Greece, 2004.

Since 2007 she is working in the Almaty Centre For Young Talents (renamed in 2010 School House Number 8).

She authored teaching guidelines published by publishing house „Knowledge“ (1983), Omsk State University (Omsk, 1992, 1993), RDSH (1999), RUMTS TO (2004 – 2006), and „Daryn“ (2009).

She took part in the 2nd All-Union Conference „Differentiation in the Teaching of Mathematics“ (1991), in the National Seminar for Managers of LEU and MAN (1997), and the 3rd International Scientific Conference „Mathematical Modeling and Information Technologies in Education and Science“ (Almaty, 2005).

In 2008 – 2011, she was a chairman of the jury for the National Mathematical Contest „Bastau „, for grades 2 – 4.

In 2010, she developed the program „Olympic Level“, for grades 5 – 8.

In 1995, she was awarded the medallion „Excellence in Education“ of the Republic of Kazakhstan.