Unprecedented experience for 100 students from Soroca

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Posted by: Vasile Cojocari

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18 Apr. 2019 / 11:15

Unprecedented experience for 100 students from Soroca

They have stepped the threshold of an improvised "Big House". The experience was underwent by more than 100 future graduates of the Soroca gymnasium, who visited the vocational school in the locality. Students have learned about the study process and the opportunities that await them, reports Moldova 1.

The institution offers a wide range of specialties.

"The most demanded areas of training at the present stage are chefs, waiters, after that are the crafts in the food industry, information technologies, light industry, personal beauty services," said the director of the Soroca professional school, Ivan Luţa.

The Employment Agency helps young people to choose their job properly.

"We had cases when people came up with other ideas to do, I do not know, another profession, and after the tests they realized it was not exactly the idea they were coming from home. This for young people is an opportunity because, however, career choice is a decision-making step for the future," said the head of the Soroca Employment Agency, Marina Mânascurta.

At present, at Soroca vocational school study more than 250 young people.

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