Education
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How neural network can help preserve the Tatar language
Generation of ideas, improvement of texts and much more. Part 1
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Hoteliers and restaurateurs begin to hire schoolchildren in conditions of personnel shortage
Director of the Tatarstan Employment Centre — about the situation on the labour market and the most in-demand specialties
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Number of state-funded and employer-sponsored places growing in Tatarstan universities — by 5.5% in 3 years
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Rustem Mukhametzyanov: ‘There has been a decline in Japanese learning recently’
An associate professor of Kazan Federal University on the transition of Kazan students to friendly countries’ languages and the popularity of Korean pop culture
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Kazan universities: a dentist — most expensive medical specialty
Those wishing to become doctors are encouraged to sign employer-sponsored education contracts in advance and prepare to work for up to 5 years
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2024 Kazan universities: what impedes technical education in Tatarstan from becoming elite
One can study technical specialities an employer needs by paying huge money or successfully passing Unified State Exams (USE)
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Valery Falkov: ‘Young people go to study in the country whose diplomas are recognised in their homeland’
Minister of Science and Higher Education of Russia negotiated in Kazan on the nostrification of Russian diplomas in the BRICS countries
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Financial situation, health, housing: Kazan to introduce constant monitoring of orphaned children socialisation
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‘In more sought-after specialties’: State Duma offers to freeze university tuition rates again
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Sergey Kravtsov: ‘Digital technologies are a priority, but they will not replace traditional school’
The head of the Ministry of Education adheres to the limited use of digital resources, while the Chinese authorities are accelerating the pace of e-education
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‘The educational reform isn’t yielding the expected results’: bill on rejecting Unified State Exam introduced to State Duma
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Farid Mukhametshin about UNESCO sites as an incentive for development: ‘We take full advantage of these opportunities!’
The head of the parliament of the Republic of Tatarstan said at KazanForum that the ignorance of the Russian language by foreign students leads to a decline in the prestige of the Kazan federal University in their homeland
