Nizhny Novgorod's 'Work in Russia' Aids 19,700 in Career Development
In Nizhny Novgorod, the 'Work in Russia' employment center has been actively supporting career development. Over nine months in 2025, they assisted a staggering 19,700 individuals, with a significant portion being young people aged 14 to 35. The 'Kadry' national project, launched in 2025, is driving these efforts, aiming to efficiently match personnel with employer needs.
The project, which includes four federal projects, offers a range of services. Specialists at the employment service help individuals select suitable professions, plan career paths, or choose training courses based on their skills, interests, and potential. Over 2,000 people aged 35 to 50, 560 pensioners, and over 210 unemployed individuals also received career guidance. Notably, 12,000 people who underwent testing and consultations found jobs that suit them and are in demand in the Nizhny Novgorod region.
Career guidance is available to a wide range of individuals, including school students, university students, graduates, and those seeking to change their profession. In-depth individual consultations help analyze potential development paths, evaluate prospects, and create individual action plans. This support helps young people make informed decisions about their future careers and increases their responsibility in choosing a path.
The 'Kadry' national project, implemented since 2025, is successfully providing career guidance to a large number of people in Nizhny Novgorod. With the support of the 'Work in Russia' employment center, individuals are finding suitable jobs and planning their career paths effectively.
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