shariati technical and vocational college, fatemeh qasimpour, representing mr. ghalibav metin ramzankhah, representing mr. mezikian, and rohsa, representing mr. jalili, are debating together in the field of women and family . razia ranjbar of sed and sima news agency. government board for support. from the knowledge-based companies in the field of health, he revised the preferential allocation policy . with the announcement of the president's vice president for science, technology, and knowledge-based economy, preferential offer only to medical consumables will be allocated only if they are identical to domestic production. the task of identifying this issue is also the responsibility of the working group established in the law of maximum use of the country's production and service capacity and product protection. tawanir announced the granting of cash rewards up to 10 million tomans to farmers. mr. zabihi said that incentives have been considered to encourage farmers to use modern irrigation systems and reduce the amount of electricity consumed. according to da

witnesses say the strike hit part of a vocational college run by the un palestinian refugee agency unrwaing aid to displaced families. a spokesperson from unrwa said that since the beginning of the war, nearly 190 of their buildings have been hit and a total of 193 unwra workers killed. the israel military is yet comment on the attack. the israeli military has admitted its forces violated protocol by strapping a wounded palestinian man to a jeep during what it called a "counter—terrorism operation" in the city ofjenin in the west bank on saturday. a warning: viewers may find the video we're about to show distressing. the man can be seen lying on the hood of a vehicle as it drives past two ambulances. we've decided to blur the image. his family said he was injured during the raid by israeli soldiers. the idf confirmed the incident, saying it "violated orders", adding that it would be investigated and dealt with accordingly. the un special rapporteur, francesca albanese, has accused israel of using the man as a human shield. earlier i spoke to yaakow katz, who is a former editor in chief o

same doctors, engineers, designers, and so-called blue collar workers, this is our education, vocational, collegewhat we have strongly developed, what we have preserved precisely from soviet times and what we are investing in our future development, but this was also voiced, by the way, during the visit, the president did so several times - he also found a point of application for himself, this is here is an important difference, it will contribute to the fact that this will be a long game, and we will really find there, or rather have already found an important... without such unexpected political activities, by the way, during the negotiations alexander lukashenko touched upon a topic that is now relevant for many: maintaining the strengthening of sovereignty in harsh international conditions. mr. president, i especially appreciate your invitation to this difficult, very important, as i told you yesterday, turning point in the history of mongolia, the new elections of your parliament. they hold, this is the message: to be strong in order to survive, the president said, it is relevant not only f

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same doctors, engineers, designers, and so -called blue collar workers, this is our education, vocational, collegeething that is highly developed in our country, something that we have preserved since soviet times and what we are investing in our future development, but that too was heard. by the way, during the visit , the president somewhat emphasized the role of conditionally independent journalists who tried to overshadow this visit by throwing in the ukrainian problem or other problems of our region, but this was not said by these same media-like structures, sorasyats, because journalists, in fact, if look there practically, it was through them that other centers of influence were thrown in, which... want to drive a wedge between belarus, russia and china, in this strategic area, the united states and the european union is a big topic, it is very important that we are not just going to seize resources, as many other countries did, we are going there with our technologies, with our enterprises, with our production, and this is very important, something that will contribute to further economic

same doctors, engineers, designers, and so-called blue collar workers, this is our education, vocational collegeing that is highly developed in our country, something that we have preserved precisely soviet. deservedly rich and great, great as i told you, genghis khan always taught that in order to achieve something, everyone needs to. arrives today in mongolia. please note, mongolia has remained the preserved treasure trove of the world for decades. and this is not, so to speak, not a pretentious phrase, it actually corresponds to reality. a country that has not developed its own resources in large quantities is approximately the level of individual african states that have storehouses today, but which, for various reasons, have not used them. therefore, in conditions when... transferring efforts to this region in order to achieve its geopolitical objectives will force mongolia to defend itself in the near future. and we understand that it is rich in reserves, rich in resources, a good location just between two empires, as our head of state said, and of course , little by little they began to p

education, high-quality vocational education, colleges today are provided withpetency centers or advanced training centers in our colleges, where there are more than 50 such centers, that is , our specialties are also up-to-date, they are being modernized, and those guys who graduate colleges, they are in demand on the labor market, they have an additional opportunity to get, as alexander vladimirovich already said. the point is, there are colleges, and there are quite a few of them, sergei nikolaevich modestly kept silent about it whose passing score on the certificate starts from eight, the average score. well, my son’s classmate, so he decided to go to a railway worker’s college, and there ’s the current passing score for, for example, the profession of a machinist, which is exactly what i’m talking about. this is the story, does it work? this story works, today at open days , in addition to the institutions themselves, education, colleges or universities, organizations, customers of personnel, well, for example, on march 23 we held a single open day througho

the strike reportedly hit a vocational college run by a un refugee angency, which now provides aid tofor a crucial match against hungary in less than two hours' time — victory could get them to the knock—out stages of a major competition for the very first time sometimes you have the journalistic burden of recordings that were not knowingly made by the person who was speaking if that makes any grammatical sense. speaking if that makes any grammaticalsense. one speaking if that makes any grammatical sense. one such recording that it was to my ears in the last couple of days,

had sent those graduates quoted, we will assess the work of diversity is less than when the colleges, vocational schools, that are but people on the other by the gross income of, of the, on their alumni, with the hand value. she's because we must use make sure that we know don't just get some educated people, but people highly qualified for the jobs and who can train audits with the version of who can become just teachers and men to simulate you difficult. and so we must support the aspirations of people to those shape a multiple have reached the time and age, but we want to keep sharing that knowledge. whereas that skills and this, you know, to provide new resources with each for the economy and the social sphere. this is ebony gloves and i'm with the she's the senior. this means that we must increase the level of salaries of waking pension is the 9th, which we've just discussed. this with the governor send to petersburg and i was at the meeting we had before the recession of this for him to get us. but email is, would you the deputy just to get a 3 my is if you're in the conversations we have

rather, it is community colleges , vocational training. that is where we need to be spending money.ig checks to harvard and columbia, i am not sure it is good for that problem. it may be good for basic research, but are elite universities need to get their house in order fast. katie: that was glen hubbard and david westin. that was an interesting note to end on. he is at columbia university, but writing a big check to harvard or columbia, maybe that is not the solution here so when we are talking about higher education issues. >> he has never been talking about that. he think there are other approaches that make sense, like trade schools. what you heard was a criticism of biden on mx. and trump -- bidenomics and trump's approach. he is trying to find a different course. he has a paper coming out on foreign affairs trying to come up with a third way for economics. katie: you walk through the trump and biden campaign's. like you discussed, it seems like education is not exactly on the priority list of either campaign. david: we have spent so much money on so many things, including the

colleges across the country, today we have about a thousand colleges involved in professional training. namely dormitories, and we, developing the vocationaldifferent regions want to study in one or another college, not necessarily, relatively speaking, the belgorod region, agricultural college, the guys come only from the belgorod region. sergey sergeevich, you spoke about the need to deal with dormitories, reconstruction, construction, what are your plans now? the federal budget includes 120 billion for the twenty-fifth thirties, it is planned to renovate about 420 hostels annually. and if we talk about students, what new tools appear for them during preparation, for example, how much more the practical part has become, in colleges on average the practical part occupied maybe 60%, maximum. today at least 80% are professionals. this year the first graduation is about 130 thousand guys, we see that almost all of them found employment. sergey sergeevich, what is changing now in the education of college students? if we talk about general education training, the emphasis is on ensuring that a college student develops a broad outlook and more.

vocational focus community college is on the rise.you think that is? >> i think people are a little tired of going into det with student loans and figuring out how to support families without going through that. trade is great way to do that. >> carley: cost of college versus cost of trade school is drastic, if anybody, you want to inspire young women who could be interested in following your path. if anybody is listening and heard something you said, follows you on socialia, how should they go about doing it? >> i went two a two-year school and got a degree in applied science with focus on welding. that started foundation for people believing in me. you can't say i can't do it because i have this degree, i have certifications to prove i can. it speaks to the possibility of graduating with no student debt. i paid through college and graduated with zero student debt. >> carley: that is fantastic. "wall street journal" featured both of you saying you are making blue collar cool and we wanted to meet you and hear your story. thank you fo

and 36 branches of universities, gymnasiums, colleges of arts, an olympic reserve school, that is, our list of specialties in vocational a working profession, as a rule, these are two, or even three related professions, then we go to get vocational education, here already... find out that i have a place somewhere in a factory, absolutely, we accept at the professional level - technical education this year, more than 27 thousand applicants have declared a need, all of them will be provided with the first job, since this is training on a budget, all of them are provided with applications from real enterprises, so if you choose vocational education education is guaranteed employment, as in general the level of secondary specialized education, where... there is training at the expense of the budget, and this is 29,000 admissions out of 39, that is, this is the lion's share, all of them are provided with applications, moreover, we the number of targeted admissions is growing both at the level of secondary specialized education and at the level of vocational education, and you know, i would like to say that in recent years,

we believe that they will be able to enroll in our colleges, secondary specialized or vocational educationional trajectory, i would like to note that those guys who received grades 9 and 10 based on the results of the centralized exam, their number in percentage terms completely correlates with the grades they received annually based on the results of work in four quarters , this is approximately depending on the subject from 20 to 35%, that is, every fifth or every third of our graduates received nine or 10 based on the results of the centralized exam. schoolchildren and gymnasium students who, for good reasons, did not pass the centralized exam on the main dates, will be able to do so on the reserve days of june 21 and 23; graduates will see the results of scanned copies of their work in their personal accounts on the website of the republican institute for knowledge control. we will learn the results of the second centralized exam on tuesday, june 11. at these moments , itoki is officially opening. the ceremony began in a few minutes. back at the mukhavets city stadium in pruzhany in ou

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vocational school. very good for some people, they go to college for that four years and then they just they don't know then they struggle for like 2 or 3 years, like trying to find a job. i just want to get in and out. who's my left guard? me. i am a little concerned about not having a college degree, but the financial side of it, that's definitely a huge bonus just because i mean, there's not as much debt and i mean, i'll be making a pretty decent amount of money. owen hopes starting his career now will get him closer to some of his other goals, like an early retirement. as for kiara, she's considering becoming a zoologist, which would mean eventually going back to school. but for now, this is how their adult lives begin in kokomo, indiana. i'm laura chavez, for matter of fact. coming up, our correspondent dina demetrius joins me in studio for an update on the aftermath of the historic l.a. writers strike and how they're affecting your favorite tv shows and movies. plus, we break down the slate of new laws targeting voter outreach groups. welcome back to matter of fact. you know that thing your famil

the system of secondary vocational education is undergoing a reboot, its prestige and demand are growing, collegesand more closely integrated with the economy. companies that are not yet participating in the project will be interested in taking a look at the employer section of the yaprov.rf portal, where the advantages of professionalism are listed. this is an investment tax deduction, concluding targeted agreements, planning the need for turnkey personnel, reducing the cost of training qualified personnel, participating in the management of colleges and the formation of educational programs, as well as monitoring the quality of personnel training. training personnel on the basis of a college is much cheaper than maintaining a corporate training center, and it’s no secret that a training center... is not a core area of ​​activity for an industrial enterprise, and at the same time , it is the preparation of curricula, programs, and relates to key areas of activity enterprises, which are aimed at the implementation of investment projects, large -scale industrial projects, therefore enterprises are

at higher educational institutions, but if he wants to enroll in a secondary vocational education program, that is, at a collegedreams, the main thing is not to count it out, because in this case the student will have to repay the entire loan at the market rate, which corresponds to a regular consumer loan, and today this is about 18% per annum, and pay will have to not only from the moment you were expelled, but for previous periods. and then, if there is cardboard, there will be fun. we’ll tell you in detail about homemade crafts for the joy of the whole family in a few minutes. it doesn't matter how you sing, what matters is can you deceive the stars? they have a high status. “i also had a very good time, on saturday, i ’m pregnant, you’ll soon become a dad, that means he ’s just like everyone else, he decided to hit on you, he’s married, and i’m pregnant, light, somehow i got confused, you got lost between two pines, dear neighbor, premiere on saturday on rtr." the floor is precious, the walls are shaking, they came big changes, in the new season with a new renovation, a slight movement of the hand, we are

children were a little shocked by the scores, they were not ready for college, which means it should be very low, we don’t have this vocationalsomewhere in the air from the nineties, yes, i’ll apply, they come, and there are points from seven, from eight, i say, children, there is still time, let's... study, and since my daughter is an athlete, so she is now studying at the republican school of olympic reserve, she has the opportunity of ten, there is a special one, yes, they remain there while still on the course , she can already get a secondary specialized profession and go to work as a coach, if my two other children choose a secondary specialty for themselves special, then only for, i myself graduated from college, then university, i think that ’s it. from the mother’s point of view, what needs to be done in order to increase the popularity of the professional education, parents should talk about this at home with their children, and parents see that while this is a higher education, they need a higher one, well, in the 2000s , i remember there were a lot of economists and lawyers, then we understand that we need to some

secondary vocational education, the number of budget places will be more than 68,000, and in the field of tourism, admission is carried out in more than 100... universities and 1,300 collegesthe admission company in all universities of the country starts on june 20, we assume that just those who want to connect their profession with tourism, their number will increase, in order to inform our citizens about the tourist potential of summer holidays , the national travel tourism portal of the russian federation operates and wanted to inform you that on your instructions, from june 12 to 16 at vdnkh, on the site of the international exhibition of russia, the fourth russian tourism forum travel was successfully held, it included a large number of exhibition displays, festival for citizens, business program, citizens could. choose your travel right at the exhibition, which is important, get a direct discount to buy a tour on the spot, and also at the end of the week in moscow we will host the first brix tourism forum, where a meeting of tourism ministers from different countries will take place, as well as on your instructions, as part of special project, the coordination center

colleges world class vocational education respected by all, grounding young aspiration in the soil ofticeship when they're out of work . we can they're out of work. we can invest in their mental health, their physical health, their dental health. we can reform the curriculum to prepare them for their world. we can create new youth hubs to give them something to do in their community, raise their wages if they're at work, give them the power of the vote, tackle injustice with a new race equality act and with our mission on clean power, we can lead the way on climate . finally lead the way on climate. finally show our responsibility to their future a fairer, healthier and more secure britain at the service of working people with growth from every community. a britain ready to restore that promise, the bond that reaches through the generations and says this country will be better for your children and that is the change on offer. on july the 4th. thatis 4th. that is our plan and i invite you all to join our mission to stop the chaos , turn the page stop the chaos, turn the page and start

also a recognition that not everybody needs to go to college to have a good paying job or contribute to society, so we have seen the rise of vocational education, more apprenticeships add more teenagers coming out of high school and getting job experience before they decide what they want to do for their careers. i think that combination of learn and earn is a key trend we will see going into the future. amna: fascinating insight and a look into who we are right now. thank you so much for your time. ♪ geoff: former president donald trump says he will choose a running mate in the next few weeks that it unlikely unveil his pick at a major turning point. >> i think i will announce who that person will be during the convention. alicia has been covering the trump now to talk more about this. who seems to be under consideration? >> this is a political reality show from a man who starred in a reality show. he is dropping a lot of names. >> tim scott has been much better for me then he was for himself. i watched his campaign and he does not like talking about himself, but boy does he talk about trump. doug burgum has been incredible. you can

we can roll out a new generation of technical excellence colleges, world class vocational education areead the way on climate, finally show our responsibility to their future, a fairer, healthierand more responsibility to their future, a fairer, healthier and more secure britain at the service of working people with growth from every community, a britain ready to restore that promise, the bond that reaches through the generations and says, this country will be better for your children. that is the change on offer onjuly the ath. applause that is our plan. and i invite you all tojoin our mission that is our plan. and i invite you all to join our mission to stop the chaos, turn the page and start to rebuild our country. thank you so much. thank you. applause thank you. thank you very much. applause thank you. thank you all very much. thank you. i'm now going to take a number of questions from the media. and i'm starting with chris from the bbc. there you are. starting with chris from the bbc. there you are-— there you are. chris mason, bbc news. there you are. chris mason, bbc news- keir—

vocational secondary specialized education. personnel training is an important mechanism for economic growth and innovative development of the state. the structure of training for collegeevery year. joint work is being carried out on new specialties with organizations that order personnel and relevant ministries. people with special needs will not be left without attention. the eleventh forum of regions of belarus and russia will not take place, from year to year the event becomes increasingly large-scale and significant, both in terms of economics, industry and trade, and in terms of science, cultural education, but this does not mean at all that building close interregional ties between our countries is limited only to a forum platform; on the contrary, contacts that then develop into friendship that grows stronger over decades sometimes arises in the most unexpected way, strong friendship... mutually beneficial cooperation, read in the people's newspaper. over the past decades , global warming has been observed everywhere; accordingly, almost the boundaries of climatic zones shifted 150-200 km to the south. once upon a time, opaska and i planted grapes, now they gro

college of carers is that we treat carers despicably they're on short term contracts, they're really badly paid and it needs to be understood that those people who care for our parents, it's a vocationit should be treated as a vocation . that's the one aspect vocation. that's the one aspect of this. but to talk to people about free social care is, i think, irresponsible . think, irresponsible. >> do you think more of us should be caring for our own parents? >> well, that's the key, i think. i agree with that. is intergenerational family life. i think it should be much easier to build more rooms and caring facilities in your house. i think the planning laws should be absolutely changed and that's where the investment should go in. so that families can care for their parents. this is a fundamental issue and not this institutional care. and in covid, we actually got a glimpse of what life is like in some of these care homes. and it was horrendous. bill. >> yes, i, i very much agree with what lord glassman said. and also there is a problem to that. sadly we hear too many stories about abuse of elderly people in care homes, which are very, very serious problems indeed.i very, very seriou

budget places in the capital's colleges has increased by almost one and a half times, and the duration of training has been reduced by a year. personnel of secondary vocationale eternal texts of the classic. the scene of action is transferred to a conventional cabaret, in which literature is guessed. salon and restaurant early 20th century modern club. with the arrival of summer, the capital region offers residents a variety of leisure options. the city dancing in parks festival starts in the moscow region. a fabulous exhibition “mermaid unicorn” has opened at the kolomenskaya museum-reserve; in the apothecary garden you can enjoy the aromas of irises and peonies. he will tell you more about how to spend the weekend interestingly. this saturday, several towns near moscow will host concerts in the region; the city is dancing in the parks. this saturday there will be dancing in elektrostal, orekhoev and noginsk, on sunday in sergiev posad. at the end of the concert, after the award ceremony, any interested spectator can take part in a dance master class and master the skills of different styles. the kolomenskaya museum-reserve offers to send. and this is a sma

actually, starting on monday, city college will be doing in-person classes for the young people on those units. they also have access to vocationalaining. more of that on the way as well, and it's just a very different, schedule entirely for them, a very different array of services. there's some restorative kind of victim oriented work that they do, but we have an obligation to out of whole cloth. right. create a new program and experience for them while they're with us. very different than what a young person who may be with us for 2 or 3 days would need, all right. the other thing i'm, curious about, i mean, the history, the sort of performance measures over time isn't a lot of time. right? so it i mean, it does show sustained progress since 2019, notwithstanding. i think so, not. i mean, i think blue is in custody. yellow is not in custody. yes. yeah. so, so it shows sustained progress in the goal of reducing the population at juvenile hall, but not but the numbers of, you know, of referrals is pretty much the same as in 2019. and i'm curious how that compares to the last. i mean, ten if you do, you have don't have to give it