The III All Russian Conference on entrepreneurial education Entrepreneurial Village is taking place in Irkutsk Region, where Russian and foreign experts discuss the development of effective vocational education. On September 17 there will be a field session Client Day with a game training for youth, helping master in demand skills from public speaking and analytics to leadership and teamwork. Participants will also be introduced to the National Championship of professions and entrepreneurial ideas Career in Russia.
The III All-Russian Comparative Conference on Entrepreneurial Education, “Entrepreneurial Village,” is taking place in the Irkutsk Region, with Russian and foreign experts participating in its work.As part of the conference, on September 17, an off-site session, “Client Day,” will be held at the College of Economics and Law of the Irkutsk Regional Consumer Union. On this day, the Youth Personnel Center will conduct a game-based training session that will help young people navigate changes in the labor market while remaining in demand at all times. At the event, everyone will be able to acquire the necessary professional competencies, including public speaking, analytical and leadership skills, the ability to work in a team, to be flexible and mobile, and many others. There will also be a presentation of the National Championship of Professions and Entrepreneurial Ideas, “Career in Russia.” Students of Irkutsk State Linguistic University, Baikal State University of Economics and Law, Irkutsk State Technical University, and others will take part in the training.
The All-Russian Conference “Entrepreneurial Village” is a professional discussion platform of the National Championship of Professions and Entrepreneurial Ideas, “Career in Russia,” which in 2013 received support from the Supervisory Board of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives for Promoting New Projects (ASI) chaired by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
At the conference venue in Irkutsk, leaders of technical schools, colleges, entrepreneurs, and experts interested in the development of effective vocational education are interacting.
Based on materials from the press service of the Department for Youth Policy of the Irkutsk Region