Ukhta University certifies first high school automotive repair technicians
Ukhta State Technical University (USTU) has successfully completed its first Automotive Repair Technician vocational course for high school pupils. The programme, offered at no cost, saw twenty ninth- and tenth-graders earn professional certification. It was designed to equip young learners with practical skills while supporting regional workforce development. The initiative was launched under the Unified Career Guidance Model of the Ukhta Municipal District. It followed a decree from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Komi. Leadership came from USTU Rector Ruslan Aginey, who also serves as a deputy in the State Council of Komi, alongside Natalya Henkina, Vice Rector for Youth Policy and a deputy of the Ukhta Municipal Council.
Over the course, students studied vehicle mechanics, fault diagnostics, and repair methods for key components. The curriculum blended in-depth theory with hands-on training. By the end, participants had mastered essential technical skills. The certification provides graduates with flexible options. They can now pursue further education, enter the job market, or apply their knowledge in personal projects. USTU has emphasised its ongoing commitment to youth development and social integration through such vocational training.
The programme’s completion marks a step in addressing the region’s demand for skilled technicians. All twenty participants gained recognised qualifications without financial barriers. USTU plans to continue offering similar opportunities to bridge education and employment needs.
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