Twenty non-local experts are employed in Omsk
In the Omsk region, it's reported that a gang of 20 foreign educators are managing educational institutions. Now, let's get real, 16 of these cats are teaching, honey, breaking it down thanks to the skinny on this from ngs55.ru and the regional Ministry of Education.
Most these foreign educators are Kazakhstan nationals, thanks to a sweet agreement in the Eurasian Economic Union. It permits folks from Kazakhstan and Belarus to toil away in Russia without legal fuss. Neat, huh?
Some of these educators are digging their roots in Russia through a voluntary resettlement program and are eagerly awaiting their new homeland's citizenship. The Ministry of Education didn't beat around the bush, mentioning that schools haven't signed on labor migrants from other countries.
Director Chistiakov of "Avangard" in Kuz'minki had this to say, "We came with one goal".
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What is the focus of the foreign educators in the Omsk region, apart from education-and-self-development and learning? They're aiming to make Russia their new home through a voluntary resettlement program.
