Career counselors will be introduced in schools with classes from 7 to 12 to provide career guidance.
The Ministry of Education and Science has, in a letter, provided for the creation of career advisor positions in schools where students in grades 7–12 are enrolled. At least one teacher will advise students in grades 7–9, and another will advise students in grades 10–12. Additional specialists will be involved as needed. The Ministry will conduct separate training for the advisors, and further information regarding the deadlines and registration procedures will be provided.
In schools where students in grades 7–12 study, the positions of career advisors are being introduced. They will help students to decide on their future profession and educational path. The relevant provisions are outlined in a letter from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.
Each institution should involve at least one pedagogical staff member to advise students in grades 7–9, and another for students in grades 10–12. Therefore, in schools with both groups, there will be at least two advisors.
Depending on the number of students, the school's structure, and the workload, the school may be able to involve additional specialists; they also plan to create a staff reserve.
MON will organize separate training for future advisors for primary and secondary schools. The ministry will provide additional details regarding deadlines, registration procedures, the composition of trainers, and the list of institutions where the training will be held.