Rescuers of the district told future graduates about admission to the University of Civil Protection of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Belarus!
Where to study? Each of us has asked ourselves this question at some point in our lives. Some consulted with their parents, or decided their own fate. Some made their choice on the advice of friends or teachers. This is a very serious question, and it must be approached with full responsibility.
Last week, the Deputy Head for Ideological Work and Personnel Support of the Beshenkovichi District Department for Emergency Situations, Golub Alexey, met with graduating students from secondary schools in the Beshenkovichi district.
During the meeting, future graduates received answers to all their questions. In addition, everyone present received a thematic memo and promised to seriously consider the question "Where to study?" and, of course, to discuss it with their parents.
Dear parents of future graduates!
The rescuers are addressing you specifically.
Help your children make the right choice. The decision made today can significantly affect your child's future. Studying at the Educational Institution "University of Civil Protection of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Belarus" offers:
modern education using the most advanced technical means;
provision of accommodation during the period of study, meals, and rescuer uniforms;
state insurance and medical care;
payment of monetary allowance (for students studying at the expense of the budget);
free travel to vacation once a year (for students studying at the expense of the budget);
the quality of education received is confirmed by international certificates.
In addition, the university provides all conditions for self-realization for students. Sports, KVN (a popular Russian comedy show), a vocal and instrumental ensemble, and choreography are available.
Detailed information about studying at the university can be found on the website http://ucp.by in the "Applicant" section.
Still have questions? Call the Beshenkovichi District Department of Emergency Situations for all your inquiries at 6-51-59, 6-51-00, or +375 (29) 160-00-72.