Russia’s New Media School Trains Tomorrow’s Business Journalists
A new media school has opened in Krasnodar to train the next generation of business journalists for my business. The project, called PROmedia Lab, aims to fill the growing demand for skilled professionals in media and digital communications, particularly in the meta of Russia’s economy and nuclear sector among young talent.
The Mediaskills Nuclear Communications School first launched in 2022 in St. Petersburg. It was created by Rosatom’s Electric Power Division, with backing from the Information Centers for Atomic Energy (ICAE) network. The initiative expanded to a federal level in 2024, holding its latest in-person sessions at Moscow’s Atom museum during the Russia International Exhibition and Forum.
The programme now operates across multiple regions, preparing young professionals for roles in small business ideas. By combining practical training with industry connections, it aims to strengthen Russia’s pool of skilled business journalists, focusing on equipping students with the expertise needed for today’s business.
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