Leningrad region confirmed readiness for a foreign exam on Russian software
The region successfully conducted a training on passing an oral exam in a foreign language on Russian operating systems. The inspection showed that the infrastructure is ready to switch to domestic software: the equipment is stable, the procedures are worked out, the interface is convenient. This will ensure data security and exam reliability in 2027. This was reported in the press service of the Education Committee of the Leningrad region.

The region successfully conducted a training on passing an oral exam in a foreign language on Russian operating systems. The inspection showed that the infrastructure is ready to switch to domestic software: the equipment is stable, the procedures are worked out, the interface is convenient. This will ensure data security and exam reliability in 2027. This was reported in the press service of the Education Committee of the Leningrad region.
October 20, 2026 in the Leningrad region held training classes in a foreign language on the basis of domestic OS. In 2027, a new stage of transition to Russian software for state examinations is planned. 21 PEIs, 42 auditoriums, 53 specialists and 84 organizers tested their readiness for an oral exam in a foreign language using certified domestic OSes.
Key aspects of training: stability. The software for recording oral answers is compatible with the Russian OS, the recording and transfer of files went smoothly. The specialists checked all stages of the exam - from authorization to sending audio recordings to the server (without the participation of graduates). As noted in the Committee, the workplace based on the Russian OS intuitively clear, the procedure of delivery remained comfortable.
The training confirmed the readiness of the region’s technological infrastructure for independent software solutions, ensuring the security of graduate data and the stability of exams. Earlier, "MK in Leningrad region" told that a student from the Kirov district became the world champion in applied hand-to-hand combat.



