In Qashqadaryo, 500 young people will be sent to Germany for paid internships

500 young people from Qashqadaryo to be sent to paid internships in Germany

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev got acquainted with the activities of the professional skill college in Qashqadaryo and the "City of Professions" established on its basis.

The college, valued at 42 billion sums, is located on an area of 5.2 hectares. The institution includes 14 buildings and structures, and 80 jobs have been created. It has academic buildings, laboratories, workshops, a dormitory, a sports field, a canteen, and a "City of Professions".

Currently, 417 young people are studying in 10 directions at the college. Advanced experience from Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, China, and South Korea is being introduced into the educational process. The college also serves as a methodical and practical base for other vocational education institutions in the region. 2,800 students studying at those institutions undergo practical training at the college.

Contracts have been signed with 32 large organizations to establish practical training and dual education. Cooperation with another 11 organizations is planned to begin. By the end of the year, it is intended to teach German to 500 young people and send them to paid internships in Germany. The President conversed with the youth leaving for the internships.

"All our efforts are so that you acquire a profession. If you have a profession, you will never be in need. If you thoroughly master knowledge and a trade, you will find your place wherever you are. Today, such an opportunity is being given to you. If you use it correctly, you will lay the foundation for a prosperous life for yourselves, your children, and your grandchildren. Therefore, do not let even a single minute go to waste," the President said.

The "City of Professions" was established to identify school students' interests and abilities early and to guide them toward a profession. Here, young people get acquainted with information technology, "green" energy, robotics, drone control, and electric vehicle servicing. They also acquire practical skills in sewing, cooking, plumbing, zootechnics, and agronomy.

Investment projects in the region are increasing the demand for new specialists. For this reason, the need to adapt educational programs to the requirements of employers, fully utilize the college's capabilities, and targetedly train young people for new enterprises was emphasized.

During the visit, information was also presented on modern approaches in the education system of the Qashqadaryo region and promising joint projects in cooperation with Germany.