St. Petersburg residents presented their experience of engineering education at the Russian Energy Week

Representatives of School No. 334 of the Nevsky District of St. Petersburg took part in the Russian Energy Week forum, confirming the high level of the city's engineering education system on the Neva River and the relevance of regional practices at the federal level.

The forum was held in Moscow with the support of the Government of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Energy of Russia and the Government of Moscow. The forum is organized by the Roscongress Foundation. The theme of the REN-2026 is "From energy resources and technologies to future prosperity." The main topics of the business program are new energy, changes in the oil and gas markets in the context of geopolitical challenges, and personnel training for the industry.

Director Natalia Nagaichenko, at the invitation of the Reliable Shift Foundation, spoke at the round table "Energy Classes as the basis of the Russian Engineering School: joint work of fuel and energy Complex companies and the Ministry of Energy of Russia." The moderator of the discussion was Artem Korolev, Director of the Foundation. The discussion was attended by top managers of leading energy companies, representatives of relevant ministries, teachers and school leaders.

Natalia Nikolaevna shared the practice of integrating the approaches of the Russian School of Engineering (RISH) into educational activities. The participants discussed the concept of RISH and noted that the success of the energy class should be measured by the growth of interest in the subjects, an informed choice of an engineering specialty, specialized admission and the arrival of a graduate to an enterprise in the industry.

On the sidelines of the forum, negotiations took place with the founder of the International Engineering Championship CASE-IN, Artem Korolev, and the leading expert of the championship, Associate Professor of the Department of Automated Electrical Systems at UrFU, Alexander Egorov. Agreements have been reached to strengthen cooperation: the school will continue to implement engineering clubs, prepare the full-time stage of the school league for the North-West and support the Foresight of children's professions "New Dimension: Real professions".

Representatives of the school joined the expert community of the final CASE-IN. Computer science teacher and project manager Alexander Guy was the chairman of the jury of the final of the School League of the CASE-IN Championship in the Energy Class nomination. As part of the jury, together with director Natalia Nagaichenko and additional education teacher Andrey Antufiev, he evaluated the solutions of the school teams' cases. Lyubov Koreshkova, a physics teacher, became a member of the jury of interactive sessions on the creation of youth projects in the "students" category.

Let's add that the CASE-IN championship is held with the support of the Presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities".

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