The vast majority of schoolchildren and parents (90 and 80%, respectively) support the idea of distributing graduates of universities and colleges after graduation. These are the results of the study conducted by the educational company Maximum Education, which are at the disposal of RT. The whole for most (75%) of schoolchildren surveyed, it is important to work in their specialty after graduation, is noted in the survey. “For schoolchildren supporting distribution, the main advantage of such a system is the possibility of obtaining professional experience immediately after graduation – this is how 64% of the GDs answered. 20% noted that such a system guarantees employment, and 13% recognized that the issue with the search for work will be resolved for them, ”explained analysts of the company. As experts, 59% are afraid among opponents of the distribution that they will be sent to unpopular companies with a low salary and poor labor conditions, 24% believe that this will limit the freedom of their choice, and 6% expressed the fears that the graduates of some specialties of some specialties It turns out more than jobs. “For the most part, parents see the situation about the same as children. 60% of parents who approve of the idea of distribution noted the possibility of obtaining professional experience immediately after the university, and a quarter (25%) – a guarantee of employment, ”the study said. As experts added, 6% believe that due to the distribution, the economic situation of the country will improve, as the number of empty jobs will decrease. Another 6% noticed that due to the distribution of their investments in the child will be unceasy, since it will definitely be employed. It is noted that the question of readiness to change the place of residence in the event of a distribution divided the opinions of students: 39% are ready for a temporary move, 28% were difficult to answer, 25% are not ready to move to another region for another region, a third of the survey, a third. (31%) Schoolchildren would have preferred if, after the university, special career centers helped them with employment, 28% preferred targeted training and classical distribution, 10% difficult to answer and only 2% are sure that they could work on their own. More than 1.4 thousand respondents took part in the survey. They were invited to introduce fines in the Russian Ministry of Health For graduates of medical services who studied at the budget and refused to work after studying at a medical organization. The department also proposed introducing mandatory training for two or three years for graduates of medical universities and colleges, who studied at the expense of budgetary funds, at the state or private clinic under the OMS system, the chairman of the Association of Children’s Products, Work and Services Mikhail Vetrov He proposed to evaluate the feasibility of returning to the Soviet experience of professional distribution of graduates of secondary and higher educational institutions.
