Recently, participants in hostilities and persons with disabilities as a result of the war can, regardless of their level of education, undergo training, retraining or advanced training at the vocational and technical education centers of the State Employment Service free of charge.
Education can be carried out both in full-time (daytime, evening) and distance, dual forms, or by combining them. The term of study is up to 6 months and depends on the chosen courses.
Training at the CPTO DSZ is conducted in 95 licensed labor professions (list – https://is.gd/ZHvm7u), as well as educational programs (https://is.gd/oFh4o6).
You can apply for training online (https://edveteran.dcz.gov.ua/). A person who intends to complete an education independently chooses a specialty or a program of advanced training, as well as a place of professional training from the list of educational institutions formed by the State Employment Center (https://is.gd/nAezlC).
The employment center makes a decision on referral to vocational training no later than on the fifth working day from the date of submission of documents.
During training, free accommodation is provided for both the student and the one who accompanies him (if a person with a disability of the 1st group is attending the training), and also compensates for the cost of travel.
After completing the training, the trainee receives a state model document on the assignment of the relevant qualification.
We would like to remind you that in the Lviv CPTO DSZ you can acquire such professions as a tram driver, a trolleybus driver, an electric gas welder, a sales hall cashier, a manicurist, a make-up artist, a boiler room operator (stoker), an installer of sanitary and technical systems and equipment, a boiler room operator, a hairdresser (hairdresser-modeler ), seller of food products, seller of non-food products, agricultural tractor driver (category A1), farmer, seamstress, mechanic repairing wheeled vehicles.
You can familiarize yourself with the targeted training schedule in the “Announcements” section of the Lviv Regional Employment Center website (http://surl.li/msutm).
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