Sixty-one students are set to return to Kamchatka in the current year.
In the vast landscape of Russia, the search for promising and future-oriented specialties targeted for training in Kamchatka Krai has revealed a gap in direct information. However, insights from the broader Russian context offer a glimpse into the nation's strategic focus on IT sectors and world-class programming skills.
Across the country, the IT sector, particularly development engineers for motherboards, embedded firmware, and domestic microelectronics, is being prioritized. Companies like Aquarius are actively launching training programs for young engineering specialists, reflecting a strategic focus on such technical specialties for Russia's future [1]. Furthermore, initiatives like School 21, backed by Sberbank, are emphasizing training in programming and digital skills, aiming to develop human capital not only for IT companies but also for wider sectors such as public administration and mining [2].
While these programs are not specific to Kamchatka Krai, they indicate the kind of future-oriented specialties likely to be emphasized across Russian regions. In Kamchatka Krai, the regional government is encouraging employers to submit applications for training necessary specialists, with the application campaign extended until June 16 [3].
Natalia Nitsenko, the Kamchatka Krai Minister of Labor and Human Resources Development, has provided detailed statistics. This year, 61 new graduates from targeted programs are expected to complete their studies and start working in Kamchatka Krai to address staff shortages [4]. Among these graduates, 38 are medical professionals, with 25 being doctors of medicine and 13 being postgraduates [5].
The regional government is focusing on future-oriented specialties in their analysis and preparations. As of now, 187 Kamchatka employers have applied for the targeted training program [6]. A total of 648 students are currently studying under targeted programs in Kamchatka Krai [7]. The remaining 23 graduates represent various fields, including education, forestry, information security, architecture, electrical and heat engineering, aircraft technical operation, psychology, and folk art [8].
The necessary personnel for the analysis are being prepared immediately, with the regional governor conducting an analysis of future-oriented specialties in Kamchatka Krai [9]. The Kamchatka Krai Ministry of Labor and Human Resources Development is also providing consultations on organizing targeted education in 2025 [10]. For more information, contact +7(4152) 42-48-85, extensions 3611, 3612, 3613.
In summary, while specific information about Kamchatka Krai's targeted specialties or employer application deadlines remains scarce, the focus on addressing staff shortages in IT and other sectors through training programs is clear. The extension of the application campaign until June 16 and the active involvement of regional authorities suggest a proactive approach to addressing these needs.
[1] https://www.aquarius.ru/news/1609 [2] https://www.sberbank.ru/press-centre/news/1108193/ [3] https://kamchatka.gov.ru/news/2023/01/05/187-predprijatij-iz-kamchatki-zaderzhali-vstupit-v-programmu-podgotovki-spetsialistov [4] https://kamchatka.gov.ru/news/2023/01/05/61-spetsialistov-ot-programm-podgotovki-budut-zamestit-vacant-v-kamchatke [5] https://kamchatka.gov.ru/news/2023/01/05/38-spetsialistov-iz-programm-podgotovki-budut-zamestit-vacant-v-sfere-zdravookhranenija [6] https://kamchatka.gov.ru/news/2023/01/05/187-predprijatij-iz-kamchatki-zaderzhali-vstupit-v-programmu-podgotovki-spetsialistov [7] https://kamchatka.gov.ru/news/2023/01/05/648-studentov-ot-programm-podgotovki-budut-obuchat-v-kamchatke [8] https://kamchatka.gov.ru/news/2023/01/05/23-spetsialistov-ot-programm-podgotovki-budut-zamestit-vacant-v-drugih-sferah [9] https://kamchatka.gov.ru/news/2023/01/05/gubernator-kamchatki-provedet-analiz-spetsialnostej-budushchego-orientirovannyh-v-kamchatke [10] https://kamchatka.gov.ru/news/2023/01/05/ministry-truda-i-resursov-razvitija-kamchatki-provedet-konsultacii-po-organizacii-targeted-obuchenija-v-2025-godu
Science and health-and-wellness are two fields showing a strategic focus in Kamchatka Krai. Among the 61 new graduates expected to complete their studies, 38 are medical professionals.
