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Students in Crimea can find work in the third year

Crimean students who are interested in the profession can get a job already in the third year

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Students in Crimea can find work in the third year

Crimean students who are interested in the profession can get a job already in the third year. This was told on the air of the TV channel “Crimea 24” by the director of the Career Center of the Crimean Federal University named after V. I. Vernadsky Sergey Zinevich.

Even in areas that are difficult to combine with study, such as medicine, senior students work in the ambulance. This is possible due to the staffing needs of the region.

Sergey Zinevych noted that currently the student takes a starting position in the second or third year, and to graduate already claims the next position.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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