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In colleges and technical schools of the Vologda region free 327 budget places

In the Vologda region continue to accept students in the institutions of

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In colleges and technical schools of the Vologda region free 327 budget places

In Vologda region continue to accept students in institutions of SPO. In technical schools and colleges of the region today free 327 budget places. Recruitment for specialties and professions for which there are vacant places will last until December 1.

The full list of educational institutions can be found on the website of the Ministry of Education. Among the proposed specialties there is a hardware and software adjuster, a confectioner cook, preschool education, primary school teaching, UAV operation, nursing and others.

You can submit an application online through the portal "State Services".

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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