The “Time of Heroes” development program for SVO participants is being implemented by the RANEPA School of Public Administration on the basis of the Senezh Management Workshop on behalf of Vladimir Putin. Its goal is to prepare highly qualified, competent managers from among the SVO participants for subsequent work in state and municipal authorities and in state-owned companies.
Registration for participation in the program has already been completed. Registration for testing is now underway at assessment points at branches of the Presidential Academy. Such points will be opened on May 15 in 43 cities, including Vladimir.
The test methodology is objective and determines management potential, excluding the human factor. Participants in the Leaders of Russia competition have been taking such tests for 7 years now.
Your personal account contains addresses of assessment points and information on the procedure for registering for a set of assessment procedures. Participants choose a convenient date, time and branch. Testing will be possible until the end of 2024.
Afterwards, the fighters will study for about two years, both full-time and in the format of independent work.
Sergey from the Vladimir region is one of those whose application was selected from 44 thousand. He considers the “Time of Heroes” Program relevant and in demand:
– When I first heard about the start of this educational program, I immediately thought about how timely it was. I believe that all soldiers who perform difficult tasks, and especially those who have been seriously injured, must find themselves in their future civilian life. This will be the state’s assistance to those who are fighting for the Fatherland today – he notes.
With the help of the program, Sergey himself hopes to gain additional knowledge, expand his own horizons and meet new people. Besides him, by the way, Gennady Prokhorychev, ex-Ombudsman for Children’s Rights in the Vladimir Region, is participating in the “Time of Heroes” program. He has a combat veteran ID because served as a volunteer for a year in a medical battalion 18 kilometers from the front line.
