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New medical classes for schoolchildren opened in Yakutsk

In the schools of the capital of the republic, the development of specialized education and early vocational guidance continues

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New medical classes for schoolchildren opened in Yakutsk

In the schools of the capital of the republic, the development of specialized education and early vocational guidance continues. Students get the opportunity to study medicine in depth already in school years.

In the Center for Global Education, the grand opening of the III medical 10 "B" class took place. Graduates of the first medical class of the gymnasium, who have already become students of the leading universities of the country (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan, Tomsk, Astana), sent video congratulations to the new students. High school students gave tenth graders a symbolic camping pot as a sign of the continuity of generations.

In this school, a pre-profile medical class was opened - pupils of the 8 "A" class joined the Small Medical Academy. The program is implemented jointly with the NEFU Medical Institute. The students vowed to study hard and respect the teachers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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