As part of the EU4Skills: Modernization of Vocational Education Infrastructure in Ukraine" project, two vocational institutions in Poltava region received tractors, seeders, trucks, reapers and a combine harvester worth a total of €1.3 million. In particular, Vocational School No. 44 in Myrhorod received EUR 452 thousand, and Reshetylivka Professional Agricultural Lyceum named after I. Borovensky received EUR 893 thousand.

This was reported by the Ministry of Education and Science.

The EU-funded project "EU4Skills: Modernization of Vocational Education Infrastructure in Ukraine" is part of the "EU4Skills: Better Skills for a Modern Ukraine" (Component 3) and aims to improve and modernize vocational education and training equipment and infrastructure in Ukraine. The project aims to create a modern infrastructure for the vocational education system, which will help make it more attractive to young people. The project should lay the groundwork for effective education that meets the needs of the labor market and provides students with the skills required by employers. The project is implemented by the Ukrainian Social Investment Fund on behalf of the German Development Bank KfW. You can buy spare parts for agricultural machinery in Poltava on our website.

"The European Union remains committed to supporting Ukraine in building a modern vocational education infrastructure. Students of vocational schools are the future of such industries as agriculture, industry and construction. Therefore, it is very important to provide them with optimal conditions for vocational education," said Henrik Witfelt, Head of the Local and Human Development Section of the European Union Delegation to Ukraine.

The upgrade of vocational school equipment was made possible by the EU4Skills: Better Skills for a Modern Ukraine" program, supported by the European Union in cooperation with the German Development Bank KfW.

Earlier, 85 units of agricultural, road construction and sewing equipment were provided to institutions in Rivne, Chernivtsi and Mykolaiv regions under the EU4Skills program.