Non-formal education

List of training programs in non-formal education

No. Name of training program Program description Category of students
1. Basics of Technical English English and virtual reality (VR) Language learning through virtual excursions and challenges. Immersion in virtual scientific laboratories and research centers  

Students

 
2. English for traveling English through films and TV series Watching films and TV series in English with or without subtitles, discussing the plot and characters
3. Digital storytelling Writing stories, blogs and scripts in English. Using modern platforms for publishing and promoting content
4. English for Research and Publication Preparation for writing and publishing scientific articles, participation in international conferences, preparation of abstracts and reports
5. English for participation in international startups Preparation for participation in international competitions. Practice English through solving real technical problems
6. Technical English for Engineers Focus on specialized vocabulary and phrases used in engineering disciplines such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering and others. Manufacturers
7. Communicate & Collaborate: English for Teams and Projects Training in communication skills and working in international teams.

Practice conducting meetings, discussions and presentations in English
8. Fitness instructor General theory in medicine (cardiovascular system, respiratory system, nervous system, skeletal system, muscular system)

Students choose one of the areas of fitness and then undergo training (theory and practice) in their specialization.

Gym:

  • fitness and its components, biomechanics
  • adaptation to physical activity
  • energy supply to muscle activity
  • periodization of the training process,
  • load rating
  • features of women’s training
  • preparation of training programs and nutritionology
  • practical lessons
  • practicing the execution technique.

Group programs:

  • step aerobics
  • power aerobics
  • stretching

dance sport.

  

All categories
9. Accounting basics Accounting as an information system

Organization of accounting activities.

Elements of financial statements

Balance sheet as a source of information about the financial stability of an enterprise

Accounting and two-way recording. Organization of document flow in accounting. Fundamentals of preparation and presentation of financial statements.

 Students,

persons interested in studying accounting
10. Economic foundations of entrepreneurial activity Training in the economic basics of entrepreneurial activity. Measures of state support and investment attraction. Selection of a start-up business idea. Methods of developing a business plan. Assessment of the competitive environment in entrepreneurial activity. Sales strategy. Experience in developing and defending presentations of the main sections of the business plan. Students starting a new entrepreneurship
11. Economic fundamentals of entrepreneurial activity Training in the economic fundamentals of entrepreneurship. Attracting investments and government support measures. Choosing a startup business idea. Methodology for developing a business plan. Assessment of the competitive environment in business activities. Sales strategy. Practice developing the main sections of a business plan and defending it with a presentation. Students, aspiring entrepreneurs
12. Financial literacy Formation of general effective financial literacy, which will allow:

  • participation of the population in long-term funded pension, insurance, and mortgage schemes that help resolve issues of pension savings, social and health insurance, education and housing;
  • to form the saving behavior of the population for the use of products of the banking and insurance sectors, the pension insurance system;
  • help households, strengthening the middle class in the country, effectively plan and use personal budgets, make decisions in the field of personal finance based on long-term interests, avoid excessive personal debt, navigate the complex services and products offered by financial institutions, recognize threats and reduce the risks of fraud from potentially unscrupulous market participants;
  • increase the role of personal responsibility of the population for their own financial decisions.

As part of the course, students will acquire basic knowledge on the topics of “personal financial planning”, “credit”, “deposit”, “pyramids” and “financial fraud”, etc.

 Students, aspiring entrepreneurs
13. Language of business papers Development of written and oral communication skills in a business environment (terminology of business communication, structure of business papers and their role functions). Master’s students, doctoral students, specialists

 
14. Academic writing Training in academic speaking style (development of skills and abilities of oral and written communication in the scientific field, preparation for writing and publishing scientific articles, participation in international conferences). Master’s students, doctoral students

 
15. Oratory

 

 Development of public speaking skills and mastery of oratory techniques (basic principles of successful speaking, structure of public speaking, rules of etiquette and professional behavior during a speech). Master’s students, doctoral students