Over thirty educational institutions across Yakutia submitted documents on a unified day
In the heart of Yakutsk, at Friendship Square, the "ProfMarch: Career Start" event took place last Friday, providing a platform for aspiring students to explore promising training directions and submit their documents for their chosen specialty.
The event, part of the federal "Professionalism" programme under the national project "Youth and Children", saw the participation of thirty-three technical schools and colleges from various regions, including Yakutsk, Zhatai, Namsky, Neryungri, and Churapchinsky. These institutions presented a wide range of specialties to cater to the diverse interests of the attendees.
As of now, over 37,000 applications have been submitted to the colleges in Yakutia, with the admissions campaign continuing until next Friday, August 15. The most popular fields for applications are healthcare, education, transport technology, and economics.
For those interested in learning more about the event or seeking details about which fields have the most applications, it is recommended to check the official event website, local government career portals, or contact the event organisers directly. They usually provide updated timetables and statistics about participant interest.
The "Professionalism" programme aims to bridge the gap between education and employment, offering opportunities for young people to gain practical skills and knowledge, and prepare them for successful careers. By attending events like "ProfMarch: Career Start", aspiring students can take a significant step towards achieving their educational and career goals.
- To pursue education and self-development in areas such as healthcare, education, transport technology, or economics, one can explore online education resources or consider attending events like "ProfMarch: Career Start", which offer a wide range of specialties.
- Participating in events like "ProfMarch: Career Start" is a crucial step for aspiring students who are interested in online education, as it provides opportunities to gain practical skills and knowledge, aligning with the aim of the "Professionalism" programme in bridging the gap between education and employment.
