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Tula students learned their horizons at the regional forum

On September 24 and 25, the regional forum “Russia – My Horizons” was held in Tula region

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Tula students learned their horizons at the regional forum

On September 24 and 25, the regional forum “Russia – My Horizons” was held in Tula region. It was organized as part of the All-Russian “Month of career guidance”, which started in early September in Moscow, told “MK in Tula” in the Ministry of education of the Tula region.

The regional operator of the Unified Career Guidance Model was the Center for Advanced Professional Training, working on the basis of the Tula State Machine-Building College named after Nikita Demidov.

The first day of the forum was dedicated to teachers, parents, representatives of educational organizations and industrial partners. More than 130 participants joined the business program in the videoconference format. They discussed the tasks of vocational guidance for schoolchildren of grades 6-11 in the new academic year, the work of employment centers and personnel centers "Work of Russia", as well as the possibilities of colleges and enterprises to introduce schoolchildren to popular professions.

Separately, the participants were told about the regional classes of the course “Russia is my horizons” and changes in the project “Ticket to the Future”. The digital platform of the second in the region Center for Advanced Professional Training in the field of Information and Communication Technologies, which was created on the basis of the Don Polytechnic College, was also presented.

The experience of career guidance work was presented by the I.I. Fedunts Lyceum in Uzlovaya and the School No. 3 named after Z.H. Insurkhova in Donskoy. Another block of the program was devoted to practices that help children with disabilities form adequate self-esteem, overcome the “disability syndrome” and develop an active life position.

On September 25, more than 60 schoolchildren of 9-10 grades took part in the forum. The project session “Prof-Vector71 Professional Personal Book” was held for them, where the children worked on the content and visual design of a new regional career guidance project. On the foresight quest “Journey to the world of professions”, high school students got acquainted with new and innovative areas of professional activity.

“Career guidance month” in the Tula region lasts until September 30. During this time, more than 40 master classes, excursions and meetings with representatives of popular professions will be held at the sites of colleges and employers. The program will be completed with a career-oriented event within the regional stage of the All-Russian Robotics Tournament.

A single model of career guidance is being implemented within the framework of the national project “Youth and Children”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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