More than 150 enterprises of the Angara region opened doors for young people as part of the “Week without turnstiles” campaign

In the Irkutsk region, the All-Russian action “Week without turnstiles” is held, which will last from October 12 to 16. The personnel center of the region, together with the Ministry of Labor and Employment, organized production excursions and master classes for schoolchildren and students. Young people from all over the region will visit more than 150 enterprises and organizations. This is reported by the press service of the regional government.

Tasks for training personnel under the requests of employers and accompanying graduates to employment are implemented through career guidance activities within the framework of the national project “Personnel”.

Minister of Labor and Employment of the Irkutsk Region Kirill Klokov stressed that career guidance is an important mechanism for synchronizing the education system with the needs of the labor market. This task was previously outlined by Governor Igor Kobzev in his Address to the regional parliament. According to the head of the department, systematic work is aimed at demonstrating the prestige and prospects of working and engineering professions, as well as helping young people build a successful career in their native region.

The program covered many cities and districts of the region. Students of the Kirensk Vocational and Pedagogical College visited the Alekseevsk repair and operation base of the fleet, and in Nizhneudinsk schoolchildren visited the local prosecutor's office. In winter, high school students got acquainted with the activities of the hospital and bakery, in Zheleznogorsk-Ilimsky - with the work of the oil pumping station of the Transneft-East enterprise. In addition, the Nukut branch of the Personnel Center organized a trade tour for the Knauf GIPS Baikal enterprise, and students from Usolya-Siberian visited the chemical and pharmaceutical plant. On October 15, a visit of schoolchildren from Svirsk to the company "Guarantor of Technology" is planned. In total, 159 excursions will be held within the framework of the campaign, including online formats to ensure accessibility to students from remote territories.