Ministry of Education: participants in a special operation will be able to conduct initial military training in schools

Russian Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov said that participants in the military operation in Ukraine would be able to teach a course of basic military training in schools, but after retraining of teachers. His idea was supported by the founder of Wagner PMC Yevgeny Prigozhin, who said that one day in a special operation is equivalent to several years of life experience.

Mr. Kravtsov explained that basic military training is included in the subject of the basics of life safety (OBZH). He noted that the program has already been approved for the new module and there are textbooks.

“I believe that, among other things, those who today are fulfilling their civic duty as part of a special military operation can then teach at school, but after undergoing certain retraining,” the minister said on the air of the NTV channel (quoted by TASS).

Yevgeny Prigozhin said that he fully agrees with the Minister of Education that the participants in the military operation in Ukraine “should teach in life safety schools.” “One day in the war gives life experience like several years lived in ordinary life,” conveys the words of the entrepreneur press office.

Initial military training is planned to be introduced in Russian schools from the next academic year – with approval parents. According to SuperJob, this initiative is welcomed by 60% of residents Chelyabinsk and Yekaterinburg.61% Nizhny Novgorod59% of residents Krasnodar.

Daria Erozbek