MIL-OSI Russia: SPbGASU student squad fighters took part in an international project in Egypt

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Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – SSO “Wheel of Fortune”

On March 13, the winter season of Russian student teams at the international construction site run by JSC CONCERN TITAN-2 – the construction of the El Dabaa NPP in Egypt – ended. The participants of the combined student construction team “Wheel of Fortune” also included five students from SPbGASU. One of them, Ekaterina Bushueva, a sixth-year student of the construction faculty of our university, was the team leader.

The team worked within the project for two months. For some, it was not the first such experience, and some were on an international project for the first time.

Andrey Repin, commander of the SSO “Friday”, a third-year student of the construction faculty of SPbGASU, shared his impressions: “This was my second trip to Egypt, but it was just as unusual as the first: this time the winter stage acquired a larger scale – more people, detachment events and emotions. Moreover, on this trip we were part of the St. Petersburg delegation and had to show a high level at creative events, thereby presenting our regional branch in the best light. I think we coped with this.”

Elena Ozerova, a second-year student at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, was on an international project for the first time: “My two-month work experience at the construction site of the El Dabaa NPP in Egypt as part of the Wheel of Fortune team was not just professional development, but also a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the culture and history of Egypt, as well as to become part of a large-scale international project. The work in cooperation with the TITAN-2 company was organized at the highest level. The tasks that were set for us were interesting and required the application of knowledge acquired at the university. This experience will certainly be useful in my future career.”

Darya Lopukhina, a third-year student at the construction faculty, said: “I will remember the trip to Egypt to work at the nuclear power plant for a long time. It was the first time I was abroad at a conscious age, and it was very interesting to observe how people live. During these two months, we managed not only to work, but also to go on excursions to Alexandria, Cairo, Giza. I was very pleased with this work and thought about further cooperation on foreign projects of “CONCERN TITAN-2”.

To get into international work projects, it is necessary to pass a thorough selection among students of construction specialties who have worked for at least two seasons in the ranks of Russian student brigades.

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