Moscow Teens from Military Families Complete Internships
As previously stated by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development, more than 2,500 teenagers from families of participants in the Special Military Operation have joined the project over the past four years.
Consensus
- The internship project 'Stажировки' is a career orientation program for Moscow teenagers.
- The project includes participation from over 200 leading companies and institutions in Moscow.
- The number of participating organizations increased by 10% compared to the previous year.
- The program supports teenagers aged 14–18 from large, single-parent, and families in difficult life situations.
- Participants gain professional experience in fields such as transport, information technology, industry, construction, and culture.
- The project includes internships at institutions like the Moscow Metro, Mosgortrans, VDNH, and centers for social services.
- The program has been running for at least four years.
- Over 2,500 teenagers have participated in the project since its inception.
- Participants who successfully complete the internship receive a scholarship.
- The program includes new partners such as the 'Razvitie chelovecheskogo kapitala' ANO, 'Nagatino' Technopark, and 'Khodynskoe Pole' and 'Gorky' parks.
- The project is part of broader social initiatives like 'Leto moyey kar'ery' and 'PROGeroyev'.
Points of divergence
- The project is called 'Stazhировки' and is part of the 'Moya kar'era' program. — vm
- The project was expanded to include children of participants in the special military operation in 2023, and 900 such teenagers participated in 2026. — ntv
- The project includes internships in roles such as waiter, IT specialist, and SMM manager. — vm
- The number of available professions increased by 45% compared to the previous year, reaching 250. — ntv
- The project aims to attract young talent into the transport sector and help participants grow professionally from being 'shy sparrows' to confident specialists. — vm
- The project is managed by the Moscow city government and is part of a larger social initiative led by Deputy Mayor Anastasia Rakova. — ntv
Coverage (5 sources)
- From waiter to IT specialist: number of internship venues for teenagers in Moscow has grown — Вечерняя Москва
- More than two thousand Moscow teenagers became participants of the «Internships» project this summer — Вечерняя Москва
- More than 2,500 teenagers from families of SVO participants completed internships in Moscow — НТВ Москва
- Anastasia Rakova spoke about the results of the career guidance project 'Internships' for children of participants in the special military operation — Вечерняя Москва
- About 900 children of SVO participants passed summer internships in Moscow — Москва 24
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