In line with the demands of the time, modern higher education institutions prioritize not only providing high-quality academic knowledge but also ensuring that students are well-prepared through practical experience. Learning through hands-on practice plays a crucial role in applying theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios. In this context, the field training session held at the Turkmen State Institute of Architecture and Construction was of great importance for future engineers. On May 8, 2025, a field training session was organized for 4th-year students of the Faculty of Architecture and Construction, majoring in “Water Supply, Wastewater Disposal, and Water Resource Protection,” at a newly constructed facility. The purpose of the session was to integrate students’ theoretical knowledge with practical, on-site experience. During the session, students became familiar with the construction of indoor ventilation systems. They observed firsthand the features of modern construction technologies and gained insight into the current standards of the construction industry. The value of such field training lies not only in the transmission of information but also in developing students’ professional abilities such as observation, analysis, and problem-solving. These types of practical lessons play a key role in shaping future civil engineers. From the preparation stage onward, students gain hands-on experience in their field and develop into ready-to-work specialists upon graduation. Regular organization of such sessions contributes to the advancement of engineering education in the country, enhances the practical readiness of young professionals, and ensures the formation of competent specialists who meet the demands of the modern architecture and construction sector.
