On October 21, at the Made in Russia International Export Forum held at Russia National Center, Russian Export Center (VEB Group) School of Export held a career guidance lecture, aimed to answer the question: Why Build a Career in Foreign Economic Activity? The lecture was dedicated to students, prospective students, and schoolchildren considering their future professions, as well as their parents who want to support their children in their career choices.
During the lecture, students and parents learned firsthand what the foreign economic activity sector is like today, the challenges and opportunities brought by the reorientation of Russian export, and the direction in which the labor market is moving in the international trade sector.
REC Export School staff provided detailed explanations to attendees about the types of jobs available in foreign economic activity, the most in-demand professions and skills, and the advantages and prospects for professional growth in an international environment. They also demonstrated where young professionals should start and how to choose their field of study in foreign economic activity.
"Today, when a wide variety of careers are available to young professionals right out of school, the issue of timely career guidance is becoming increasingly important. And in the case of international trade as a career choice, this relevance is multiplied many times over. This area is complex, encompassing a huge number of different segments, and at first glance, it can seem extremely confusing. Today's lecture helped you gain a clearer understanding of foreign trade as a career path, and REC Export School will definitely hold similar events in the future,” Alisia Nikitina, General Director of REC Export School.
finally, leading experts emphasized that foreign economic activity is one of the most promising and dynamically developing sectors today from an economic perspective. A career in foreign economic activity is the key to exciting international projects and stable growth for a young professional.
Learn more about educational opportunities for young professionals in international trade on the REC Export School website.
Made in Russia International Export Forum is a key event of the year for Russian exporters. The Forum is organized by Russian Export Center. The Moscow Government is the business program partner. TASS is the general information partner. RIA Novosti is the exclusive information partner. Information partners include Channel One, Rossiya24, MAER Media, Vedomosti, Expert, Gazprom Media, and Insight People. Roscongress Foundation is the operator of the Forum's business program.
Russian Export Center (REC, VEB Group) is a government institution that supports non-resource, non-energy export. It provides companies from various industries with both financial and non-financial support at all stages of entering international markets, including as part of the International Cooperation and Export national project. Most services offered by the REC Group are available online on My Export digital platform. REC is also responsible for the key functions of supporting and implementing the Made in Russia program.
During the lecture, students and parents learned firsthand what the foreign economic activity sector is like today, the challenges and opportunities brought by the reorientation of Russian export, and the direction in which the labor market is moving in the international trade sector.
REC Export School staff provided detailed explanations to attendees about the types of jobs available in foreign economic activity, the most in-demand professions and skills, and the advantages and prospects for professional growth in an international environment. They also demonstrated where young professionals should start and how to choose their field of study in foreign economic activity.
"Today, when a wide variety of careers are available to young professionals right out of school, the issue of timely career guidance is becoming increasingly important. And in the case of international trade as a career choice, this relevance is multiplied many times over. This area is complex, encompassing a huge number of different segments, and at first glance, it can seem extremely confusing. Today's lecture helped you gain a clearer understanding of foreign trade as a career path, and REC Export School will definitely hold similar events in the future,” Alisia Nikitina, General Director of REC Export School.
finally, leading experts emphasized that foreign economic activity is one of the most promising and dynamically developing sectors today from an economic perspective. A career in foreign economic activity is the key to exciting international projects and stable growth for a young professional.
Learn more about educational opportunities for young professionals in international trade on the REC Export School website.
Made in Russia International Export Forum is a key event of the year for Russian exporters. The Forum is organized by Russian Export Center. The Moscow Government is the business program partner. TASS is the general information partner. RIA Novosti is the exclusive information partner. Information partners include Channel One, Rossiya24, MAER Media, Vedomosti, Expert, Gazprom Media, and Insight People. Roscongress Foundation is the operator of the Forum's business program.
Russian Export Center (REC, VEB Group) is a government institution that supports non-resource, non-energy export. It provides companies from various industries with both financial and non-financial support at all stages of entering international markets, including as part of the International Cooperation and Export national project. Most services offered by the REC Group are available online on My Export digital platform. REC is also responsible for the key functions of supporting and implementing the Made in Russia program.