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Training ground for railway professions was equipped in the metallurgical college of Cherepovets

In Cherepovets Metallurgical College there was a training ground for railway professions

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Training ground for railway professions was equipped in the metallurgical college of Cherepovets

In Cherepovets Metallurgical College there was a training ground for railway professions. Here, students will learn practical professional skills in conditions as close as possible to real ones.

The landfill has elements of the chassis of the car, which will allow you to study the structure of the rolling stock and learn to identify faults. There are also fragments of railway tracks, track mechanisms, switches. Here students will master the maintenance and maintenance of equipment.

The landfill will allow you to consolidate theoretical knowledge in practice and gain work experience before starting professional activity.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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