CrimeaPRESS reports:
The program will be implemented within the framework of the career guidance minimum, which is being implemented by the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation. Starting this week and every Thursday for Sevastopol schoolchildren there will be a lesson «Russia — my horizons», where children will be able to discover interesting facts about our country, record values and even try themselves in the role of different specialists in modeling professional tests, ”shared Olga Anistratenko, regional operator of the Ticket to the Future project, clarified that the lessons are designed for students in grades 6-11, and each lesson of the course is adapted to the age of the student. According to her, at 34 career guidance classes they will learn about Russia’s achievements in all areas of economic development: in industry, agriculture, information technology, innovation and the development of science, engineering and other areas.
Students will also receive detailed information about the modern labor market, about promising professions and specialties, about those skills, the development of which will help them become sought-after specialists.— said Olga Anistratenko.
During the academic year, the schoolchildren of Sevastopol will gradually study all areas, understand their abilities, test professions and determine the one that, perhaps, will become everyone’s favorite job in the future. According to the regoperator, the course «Russia — My Horizons» will be held at all levels of the «Profminimum» — basic, basic and advanced, including for participants in the «Ticket to the Future» project, on the basis of which a single career guidance model is being implemented. Calendar and thematic planning of the course of classes «Russia — my horizons» and the work program of the extracurricular activities course «Ticket to the Future», as well as materials for the classes are available on the information resource of the project «Ticket to the Future» — profmin.bvbinfo.ru.
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