WORK HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT TO ORGANIZE STUDENTS’ INDUSTRIAL PRACTICE

       Third-year students of the College of Economics and Law, studying in the specialties “Finance (by Industry),” “Taxes and Taxation,” “Economics and Accounting,” “Social Work,” and “Jurisprudence,” have been sent for industrial practice in accordance with the academic schedule for the new academic year and successfully placed in the relevant institutions, enterprises, and organizations.

        The students were distributed among the practice bases in accordance with the relevant order and according to their respective specialties, and practice supervisors were assigned to them. The practice bases were selected from institutions, enterprises, and organizations that provide appropriate conditions for improving students’ professional training and applying their theoretical knowledge in practice.

         During the practice period, students become familiar with the activities of institutions, enterprises, and organizations related to their respective specialties. They gain practical experience in performing professional duties, handling business documentation, collecting and analyzing information, and completing practical assignments.

         During the industrial practice, students complete the assignments предусмотренные by the practice program, maintain their practice diaries, collect relevant practical materials, conduct independent research activities, and prepare a practice report upon completion of the practice.

        Practice supervisors provide students with methodological and organizational support and monitor their compliance with the established procedure for undertaking the practice, the completion of assigned tasks, and the preparation of reporting documents in accordance with the relevant requirements.

         Upon completion of the industrial practice, students improve their practical skills in applying theoretical knowledge to professional activities, working independently, performing professional duties, and adapting to the working processes of institutions, enterprises, and organizations.