Komi's vocational program achieves 100% graduate employment in 2025
The Professionalitet vocational training program in the Republic of Komi has achieved a 100% employment rate for its 2025 graduates. This success follows years of growth in demand for its technical courses. The initiative now stands out as one of Russia's most effective vocational schemes, particularly in forestry and transport sectors.
The program operates through two specialised clusters: a forestry cluster launched in 2023 and a transport cluster introduced in 2025. Both form a consortium where students train on modern machinery jointly funded by schools and republic services. The republic's largest companies have invested in infrastructure and provided advanced equipment, ensuring hands-on experience with industry-standard tools.
Admission to the program's technical schools has grown more competitive each year. Students train in 11 high-demand trades, including electrician, welder, machinist, and heavy equipment operator. Instructors are experienced professionals from leading regional firms, guaranteeing high-quality teaching aligned with workplace needs.
In 2025, Komi's forestry cluster ranked first in Russia for effective implementation. The republic also maintains a strong social focus by reserving a high number of state-funded places. Every graduate from the 2025 cohort secured employment, though comparable data for 2024 remains unavailable.
The program's combination of cutting-edge training, republic services partnerships, and guaranteed job placement has set a new standard in vocational education. With continued investment and rising demand, it is expected to expand further in key industrial sectors.
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