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Kaliningrad ninth-graders visited behind the scenes of the railway

Kaliningrad ninth-graders visited the railway control center and learned how to manage train traffic. Excursion for students of school No29 was organized as part of the All-Russian career guidance week.

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Kaliningrad ninth-graders visited behind the scenes of the railway

Kaliningrad ninth-graders visited the railway control center and learned how to manage train traffic. Excursion for students of school No29 was organized as part of the All-Russian career guidance week.

Students were shown how dispatchers monitor the movement of trains and coordinate the work of stations and locomotive depots. The children were also told where to study for such specialties and what skills are needed for this job.

In addition, the staff explained what benefits and benefits are received by railway workers. During the tour, students asked questions and discussed their future profession.

Earlier we wrote that eight karates from Bagrationovsk will go to the championship of Russia in Sochi.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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