"Work skills" compositions' contest launched in Armenia

July 10, 2009 - 17:24 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - "Work skills" compositions contest aims at establishing better interconnections between students and employers and development of professional education in Armenia, Head of British Council Armenia "Work skills" program, Narek Tovmasyan told a news conference in Yerevan.



According to Narek Tovmasyan, Armenian students aged 15 to 18 are eligible for contest participation. Authors of best business compositions will be given a chance to participate in the second stage of the contest to be conducted at Tsakhkadzor's National Camp. Contest winner will leave for Serbia for participation in the international contest. "Work skills" contest is sponsored by ArmenTel, who also offered a contest subject: "What would I do if I were ArmenTel President". Besides, contest winners will pass a study course in ArmenTel.



"Work skills" is an international contest, conducted in 10 states of Southeastern Europe and Great Britain.



The contest is organized by British Council Armenia, "Armenian Youth Achievements", RA Ministry of Education and Science and ArmenTel Company (Beeline trademark).
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