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A new season of the CASE-IN engineering championship has started in Russia

Mass media
05 Feb 2025

The main theme of the XIII season of the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship, which is being held with the support of the presidential platform "Russia — the Land of Opportunities", will be "Technological Innovations". This was announced by the organizers of the championship.

The participants of the event — schoolchildren, students and young specialists — will create unique developments for the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes, the nuclear industry and related industries.

The authors of the best ideas will receive additional USE points and invitations to paid internships.

The aim of the project is to popularize engineering and technical education and train specialists for leading Russian companies.

Gennady Guryanov, Deputy General Director of ANO Russia — the Land of Opportunities, stated that in three years the demand for engineers has increased 2.5 times.

According to him, the CASE-IN championship has become an effective tool for forming the personnel reserve of companies in the fuel and energy complex and related industries.

Anastasia Bondarenko, State Secretary and Deputy Minister of Energy of Russia, noted that the championship has an "end-to—end" character — it unites schoolchildren, students and young professionals and provides them with a unique opportunity to solve real production tasks.

Artyom Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the CASE-IN championship, drew attention to the fact that the industries in which the participants compete are not only the basis of the country's economic security, but also those areas where innovations are created and developed.

He stressed that all the tasks that the participants solve are not theory, but real practical engineering cases of Russian industry leaders.

The CASE-IN Championship has been held since 2013 and has already brought together more than 120,000 schoolchildren, students and young professionals in Russia and neighboring countries.

 

 

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