Engineering CASE-IN Championship: adult solutions for young professionals

To show your talents, get an internship at a large company, enroll in one of the leading universities or make a fast–paced career - the projects of the presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities" help in all this. One of them is aimed at supporting young engineers – schoolchildren, students and young professionals who want to develop professionally in the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes. 

This International Engineering CASE-IN Championship, which has already established itself as an effective social elevator for talented Russians. The project has become a real forge of personnel for industrial enterprises and strategically important industries. We figured out what the championship gives to young talents, who participates in it and how it affects the industry. 

Case protection as a teaching method is used in the best universities in the world (in particular, at Harvard). The difference is that in the USA, future managers and specialists are trained through competitive solutions to practical problems, while in Russia– future engineers are trained.

What do the winners get? In the school league, the prizes are additional USE points for admission to 32 partner universities, as well as vouchers to the All-Russian children's centers "Eaglet" and "Smena" for the thematic shift "Brighter together". Students are given the opportunity for internships with subsequent employment at leading enterprises in the industry, inclusion in the personnel reserve of large companies with targeted training, and the right to enroll in graduate and postgraduate studies at partner universities on preferential terms. 

The winners of the League of Young Professionals have career prospects in the company, participation in international and federal forums for young people. In addition, the winners can become participants and managers of real, rather than educational, projects.

RIA News tells about The CASE-IN Championship within the "Education" block. The full text is available at the link.