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Kationov, O. N.; Kationova, A. O. – Russian Education & Society, 2019
This article delves into how specialists were trained in Siberia, and it reveals the roles of home education and of specialized educational institutions in seafaring and mining. The authors describe the tutoring system for people who received their education in Europe and Siberia. They also discuss the significance of internships at specialized…
Descriptors: Specialists, Mining, Marine Education, Educational History
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Orlanova, A. I. – Russian Education and Society, 2012
Demographic trends in Russia make it necessary to prepare people to work beyond retirement age in an economy that is different from the one they were trained for, and younger people need to be prepared for employment in more information-driven occupations. Both trends require a strong program of life-long learning, but Russia has not yet put an…
Descriptors: Lifelong Learning, Retirement, Foreign Countries, Knowledge Economy
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Russian Education and Society, 2007
Many college students in Russia are working while attending school: young people not only want to improve their material condition but also try to start their professional career as soon as possible, so that by the end of their schooling they will be specialists who are in demand as a result of their experience and on-the-job training. This…
Descriptors: Social Problems, College Students, Temporary Employment, Student Attitudes
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Basargin, V.; Khridina, N. – Russian Education and Society, 2006
The prospects of world economic development are determined by the character of countries' transition to the new stage of development of productive forces: from industrial production, which was dominated by large-scale mechanized machine-driven production, to postindustrial production, which will be dominated by nonmaterial production--the sphere…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Labor Market, Economic Development, Human Capital
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Bestem'ianova, O.; Starikov, I. – Russian Education and Society, 1993
Describes a Russian exhibit of scientific and technological applications for education. Discusses how the nation's transition to a market economy is dramatically changing technical and professional education. Concludes that the most important result of the conference was that people began to rethink their activities. (CFR)
Descriptors: Educational Change, Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries, Government Role