Representatives of Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs continue to familiarize the student youth of Zhytomyr and Vinnytsia regions with the opportunities for studying at the institution, the peculiarities of training future law enforcement officers and the prospects of service in the National Police of Ukraine.
The meetings were held in an online format.
Within the framework of the project “Visit your native school”, cadets of the 3rd year of the faculty of training specialists for pre-trial investigation bodies of the National Police of Ukraine held a career guidance online meeting for students of Vinnytsia Lyceum No. 27. With the students, the peculiarities of admission and the educational process at DSUIA, the living conditions and daily routine of cadets, the opportunities for scientific, sports and creative realization within the walls of the university were discussed. The deputy dean of the faculty, police major Elvira Sydorova, took part in the event.
With the assistance of the head of the educational security service of the Main Directorate of the National Police in Zhytomyr region, police captain Alina Harastovska, the career guidance event was conducted by the director of the Institute of Postgraduate Education and Distance Learning of DSUIA, police lieutenant colonel Anatolii Kolotik. Secondary education institutions of Zhytomyr region joined the meeting: Ovruch Lyceum named after Andrii Malyshko of the Ovruch City Council, Korosten City Lyceum No. 2 named after Volodymyr Synhaivskyi, Korosten City Lyceum No. 4, Korosten City Lyceum No. 11, Korosten City Lyceum No. 12 and Pylypovychi Lyceum of the Zviahel City Council.
High school students received answers to questions regarding the procedure for submitting documents, preparation for entrance examinations, the living conditions of cadets and the opportunities for professional development after completing their studies.
Such events help high school students to obtain current information about admission to the university, to familiarize themselves with the specifics of various directions of law enforcement activity and to assess their own professional interests.
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