Cooperation Agreement between the Pipe Metallurgical Company and signed by the Government of the Sverdlovsk region in Yekaterinburg on July 12 in the program the first day of the international forum Innoprom 2012. From the Government of Sverdlovsk region Governor Mr Yevgeny document was signed Kuyvashev by TMK Chairman of the Board of Directors Mr Dmitry Pumpyansky.

The parties agreed to work together to improve and modernize primary and secondary vocational education in Kamensk-Ural College of Metallurgy and mechanical engineering, which provides two shots of the Ural enterprises TMK Seversky and Seversky pipe plants. Further experience in the modernization of education is supposed to extend to other educational institutions of the Sverdlovsk region.

In accordance with the Agreement, the parties will create favorable conditions for the implementation of educational activities, in particular, facilitate the introduction of modern technologies and the use of modern high-tech equipment in the educational process to promote the development of laboratory, research and training facilities Kamensk-Ural College of Metallurgy and mechanical engineering.

TMC will participate in the development and implementation of educational programs, vocational education, as well as assist in the implementation of these programs in Kamensk-Ural College of Metallurgy and mechanical engineering, including the organization of work experience students and students SinTZ and STZ.

The Government of the Sverdlovsk region for its part intends to fully support measures to improve and modernize the complex of professional education in Kamensk-Ural College, to provide the necessary advice and information support for educational programs trims as well as joint presentations, seminars and conferences. Term of Agreement - until December 31 2015.

Mr Alexander Shiryaev General Director of TMK said "The goal of our work together - creating a modern regional center for training specialists for the industry on the basis of Kamensk-Ural College. TMC requires skilled labor force and is ready to invest energy and resources into their training. We are interested in how to overcome the existing gap between the content of training programs and rapidly changing technology in the industry, to bring the theoretical education to practical operating conditions in the factories of the Company's updated. Support for the Government of Sverdlovsk region in this project is very important to us. Signing of the Agreement indicates that we have a common direction and a common approach to solving problems facing vocational education in the Sverdlovsk region in Russia as a whole."

Source - TMK

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