Vladimir Yurgevich: "Personnel are needed everywhere, and in the agro-industrial complex today they are especially in demand"
Presidential Aide – Inspector for the Vitebsk Region, Vladimir Yurgevich, visited Gorodok. As part of his working visit, he familiarized himself with the material and technical base of the Gorodok State Agrarian and Technical College, communicated with students, and presented diplomas to graduates.
Students who demonstrated good results in mastering the curriculum and confident skills during their educational and practical training received diplomas with honors for obtaining secondary specialized education from the hands of the Presidential Aide – Inspector for the Vitebsk Region.
A dialogue platform was also organized at the college, where third-year students had the opportunity to communicate with the guest and ask him questions.
– Personnel are needed everywhere, but they are especially in demand in the agro-industrial complex today, – Vladimir Yurgevich addressed the students. – After receiving your education, you will be assigned to your first jobs and will gain professional experience in the agro-industrial complex sector.
Vladimir Iosifovich noted that various measures are being implemented in the region aimed at retaining personnel. In particular, an extensive program for the construction of rental housing with a focus on the regions is in effect, new approaches to labor organization are being introduced, and young specialists are constantly under the supervision of mentors and enterprise management.
Vladimir Yurgevich visited classrooms, laboratories, workshops, production sites, and the resource center "Diagnostics, Operation, Repair, and Maintenance of High-Power Tractors." The Presidential Aide was primarily interested in how well the college graduates would be prepared to perform the tasks assigned to them in their first jobs. This directly depends on the quality of practical training in preparing future agricultural specialists.
The guest was shown that at the HR forge for agricultural enterprises, students are taught conscientiously, and it is no coincidence that the educational institution has long had a reputation as one of the best in the Vitebsk region in this field. They not only master working on tractors and combines (on special simulators and behind the wheel of real equipment), but also study the mechanisms from the inside. Moreover, they see the engine not in a picture, but have the opportunity to perform real diagnostics of malfunctions and eliminate them under the guidance of experienced masters.
In addition to evaluating the educational process, Vladimir Yurgevich assessed the living conditions of the students and how their meals and leisure are organized. The Aide to the President – Inspector for the Vitebsk Region visited the college dormitory, the sports hall, and the canteen.