Technical schools and colleges in the Russian Far East will be equipped to train in-demand specialists using funds from the Unified Presidential Subsidy
In the regions of the Far Eastern Federal District, modern workshops are being created based on technical schools and colleges to train personnel in key competencies for the regional economy. Thus, 6 workshops were opened in Magadan at the end of 2023. At the new educational sites, students gain skills in the specialties “Restaurant service”, “Graphic design”, “Bone carving art”, “Welding technologies”, “Laboratory chemical analysis” and “Ensuring information security of telecommunication systems”. Over the past 5 years, 42 workshops have been opened in regional colleges; another nine workshops will be opened in the Magadan region in 2024.
The renovation of the material and technical base is financed through the Unified Presidential Subsidy of the Russian Ministry of Eastern Development. The Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC) is actively involved in the creation of workshops.
FEDC Executive Director for Social Development Hasan Hasanbalayev: “In accordance with the list of instructions of the President of the Russian Federation following the results of the Eastern Economic Forum 2022 in the Far East, in the period until 2030, at least 900 modern workshops should be created in regional technical schools and colleges to train personnel in key competencies. In 2023, 78 workshops were created in all subjects of the Far Eastern Federal District; 500.9 million rubles were allocated for these purposes from the funds of the Unified Presidential Subsidy. The initiative of the President of Russia is aimed at creating conditions for rapid and high-quality training of personnel in specialties that are strategically important for the Far Eastern Federal District. It is important that modern workshops are opened not only in large cities, regional centers, but also in remote areas, in northern colleges, which makes it possible to train specialists locally and quickly respond to personnel requests within the regions.”
In the regions of the Far Eastern Federal District, modern workshops are being created based on technical schools and colleges to train personnel in key competencies for the regional economy. Thus, 6 workshops were opened in Magadan at the end of 2023. At the new educational sites, students gain skills in the specialties “Restaurant service”, “Graphic design”, “Bone carving art”, “Welding technologies”, “Laboratory chemical analysis” and “Ensuring information security of telecommunication systems”. Over the past 5 years, 42 workshops have been opened in regional colleges; another nine workshops will be opened in the Magadan region in 2024.
The renovation of the material and technical base is financed through the Unified Presidential Subsidy of the Russian Ministry of Eastern Development. The Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC) is actively involved in the creation of workshops.
FEDC Executive Director for Social Development Hasan Hasanbalayev: “In accordance with the list of instructions of the President of the Russian Federation following the results of the Eastern Economic Forum 2022 in the Far East, in the period until 2030, at least 900 modern workshops should be created in regional technical schools and colleges to train personnel in key competencies. In 2023, 78 workshops were created in all subjects of the Far Eastern Federal District; 500.9 million rubles were allocated for these purposes from the funds of the Unified Presidential Subsidy. The initiative of the President of Russia is aimed at creating conditions for rapid and high-quality training of personnel in specialties that are strategically important for the Far Eastern Federal District. It is important that modern workshops are opened not only in large cities, regional centers, but also in remote areas, in northern colleges, which makes it possible to train specialists locally and quickly respond to personnel requests within the regions.”
