MILES AXLE Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
649.6 billion rubles will be allocated for the development of Moscow education in 2025. The city will continue to implement the educational infrastructure modernization program. The draft budget provides the necessary funds for the implementation of a large-scale program for the reconstruction of Moscow schools. Thanks to it, a modern educational environment will be formed, which will make Moscow education even more effective. Currently, 50 schools are being modernized. From 2025, the program will include up to 100 buildings annually.
“In the field of education, in 2025, we will continue to modernize the entire infrastructure. The draft budget includes funds for a large program to reconstruct the capital’s schools. We will continue to improve the territories of educational institutions. We will expand the network of pre-professional classes so that in every district of Moscow, schoolchildren have the opportunity to prepare for a profession,” wrote Sergei Sobyanin
Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @mos_sobyanin
Moscow schools will continue to implement a unique project to prepare for the Unified State Exam (USE). Conducting practical training will allow eleventh-graders to study in groups formed by their level of knowledge and pass it successfully.
As part of the modernization of the secondary vocational education system, the city is carrying out a large-scale transformation of its infrastructure and content. The draft budget provides the necessary resources for the implementation of new educational programs created taking into account a practice-oriented approach and with the participation of employers and professional associations.
The capital will continue to upgrade the workshops of city colleges to ensure that practical and laboratory classes are conducted at the most modern technical level, as well as creating new practical training sites located near enterprises that are potential employers.
In addition to work on updating the material and technical base of existing colleges, it is planned to build four large educational complexes. In them, thanks to technologies and new teaching formats, professionals for the enterprises of the future will be trained. In addition to the Rudnevo industrial park, it is planned to create two more similar sites for practical training of students.
In 2025–2027, admission to city colleges will be significantly increased. This will fully satisfy the demand for secondary vocational education from ninth-grade school graduates, as well as other categories of youth and adult residents.
Grant support for educational organizations for achieving significant results will also continue. In 2025, grants will be provided to Moscow colleges for high results in student training for the first time. The funds will be used to encourage teachers and masters of industrial training. The city will distribute 20 such grants annually. The draft budget for 2025 allocates 4.8 billion rubles for providing grants to educational organizations.
Teachers are provided with a reward for class management and an allowance for working with electronic technologies of the Moscow Electronic School (MES) project. In addition, participation in the project to prepare students for the Unified State Exam implies the possibility of receiving additional payments, the amount of which depends on the teaching load and the results achieved.
The city will continue to pay grants for the development of electronic educational materials “MESh”. These are electronic teaching aids, scenarios, topics, tests on functional literacy, in demand by teachers and schoolchildren.
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Strengthening the material and technical base of social institutions
The draft budget provides 817.8 billion rubles for repairs and re-equipping educational, medical and other social institutions with modern equipment, including 298.6 billion rubles in 2025.
It is planned to allocate 141.1 billion rubles (in 2025 — 89.2 billion rubles) for the development and strengthening of the material and technical base of healthcare institutions in 2025–2027. The funds will ensure the completion of the second stage of the reconstruction of outpatient clinics in 2025, the overhaul of hospitals, the creation of women’s and mental health centers, as well as the equipping of healthcare institutions with modern medical equipment, including under life cycle contracts.
It is planned to allocate 462.3 billion rubles for the development and strengthening of the material and technical base of educational organizations over three years, including 129.7 billion rubles in 2025. The funds are intended for the implementation of the program for the reconstruction of capital schools, the modernization of the secondary vocational education system, and for the improvement of the territories of educational organizations.
It is planned to allocate 28.9 billion rubles for the development of the material and technical base of social protection institutions in the next three years, including 11.1 billion rubles in 2025. The funds will allow for the renovation of stationary institutions for the elderly, the improvement of the territories of stationary family education assistance centers, and the completion of the formation of a network of Moscow longevity centers in all districts of Moscow.
It is planned to allocate 48.3 billion rubles for the repair and strengthening of the material and technical base of sports facilities, including 18 billion rubles in 2025. The funds will ensure the renovation of sports areas and large city facilities, as well as comprehensive capital repairs of sports facilities according to the new Moscow standard.
It is planned to allocate 32.5 billion rubles in total to strengthen the material and technical base of cultural institutions (major and current repairs, acquisition of equipment) in 2025–2027, including 12 billion rubles in 2025.
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