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Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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The Academy of Transport Technologies announced the results of the "Student of the Year" competition in St. Petersburg's secondary vocational education system. Its goal is to increase students' interest in their future majors, expand their professional skills, and enhance their creativity and personal growth.
A total of 46 nominees from educational institutions of the secondary vocational education system in St. Petersburg took part in the awards ceremony.
Yegor Ivanov, a third-year student majoring in Cooking and Confectionery, was named the winner in the category "Student Passionate about a Future Profession in the Service and Economics Sector."
The first stage of the competition required the submission of a creative report, which included an essay on the topic "Me and My Future Profession," as well as information about participation in other competitions, projects, and the educational institution's social activities. Egor completed the task brilliantly and, out of 800 participants, was named a finalist.
In the final round, he presented a presentation of his personal achievements in his studies, professional and social activities.
Egor Ivanov shared his impressions of the competition: "I'd like to highlight the high level of organization at every stage. It's a great honor to represent our institute in the St. Petersburg Government competition. We began preparing back in early October: we wrote essays and a research paper on "St. Petersburg cuisine," compiled all my achievements, and then developed a concept for the final performance and a high-tech presentation. My deepest gratitude goes to my mentors, Nadezhda Kukharenkova and Tatyana Pishtokova, as well as to all the faculty, students, and my parents, who helped me through every stage of the competition and supported me.
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