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About 5.5 thousand teenagers were career guidance in the Zaporizhia region

Students from 175 schools, 16 colleges and two universities participated in the events

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About 5.5 thousand teenagers were career guidance in the Zaporizhia region

Since the beginning of the year, about 5.5 thousand minors have passed vocational guidance in the Zaporizhzhzhye region. This was reported by the press service of the Personnel Center of the region.

The center held 210 events and 21 vocational courses for schoolchildren and students. They were attended by pupils of 175 schools, 16 vocational education institutions and two universities.

A total of 5,459 students participated in the events. They are helped to build a career trajectory and are introduced to popular professions. Acting Director of the Personnel Center Tatyana Vinogradova noted that specialists support students in choosing a direction and adapting to the labor market.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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