The new entry campaign to Metinvest Polytechnics will start soon. In this regard, the Technical University announces the registration for free courses for applicants aimed at preparing for the National Multiple Subject Test (NMT). The 2.5-month courses will allow applicants to systematically prepare for admission. The programme will include training in the Ukrainian language, mathematics, history of Ukraine, English, physics and chemistry. Classes will be held in an online format, which will allow applicants to prepare for the multi-test at a convenient time.A special bonus for the courses graduates will be additional points in the first academic semester when applying to Metinvest Polytechnic, which will help them to receive scholarships. Studying the course programme will give you the opportunity to gain the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully pass the test and enter the desired study programme. Students will be able to get answers to all their questions, solve practical

Zaporizhstal is a place for development, training, and career growth.Over the years, the enterprise has become the first and only place of employment for thousands of steelworkers. The children and grandchildren of many of them followed the older generation and continued the labour dynasties that Zaporizhstal is proud of. Experts also choose Zaporizhstal, even if they are experienced in a different speciality. After all, mentoring and support for "newcomers" is another tradition of a large team. Everyone here remembers the time when they first came to an unfamiliar enterprise and got used to the new place, and today they introduce "new recruits" to the profession as an experienced mentor.This is what happened to Andrii KYLYMYCHENKO. The man has been mastering a new speciality as a rolling mill operator in the hot rolling shop since last September. And will work under the guidance of a mentor until he is confident to do the work on his own.– I am 42 years old and have been working as a

As part of Rinat Akhmetov's Steel Front military initiative, Metinvest Group is implementing a major project to help demine Ukraine. The company launched serial production of mine trawls and helped to open training centres for deminers.The full-scale war is still ongoing, and Ukraine is already the most mined country in the world. Thousands of square kilometres of the de-occupied territory are currently contaminated with explosive devices such as mines, unexploded bombs and artillery shells. And much more on the front line. Therefore, demining of Ukraine is one of the most urgent challenges facing the state: both after the victory and now. Metinvest stepped in to help solve this urgent problem.Steel assistants for tanksLast year, Metinvest began developing a project for mine trawls, and later produced the first experimental samples from its own steel. At the request of the Ukrainian military, the company's specialists improved the design of the KMT-7 by making its equivalent. The prin

YouTube has released a new episode of the second season of the music travel show How the World Sounds... Ukraine, dedicated to frontline cities. The authors of the project, Nataliia and Yevhen Synelnykov, together with the entertainer Yevhen Filatov, visited Zaporizhzhia, which is of great importance to Ukraine not only due to its powerful industry but also its cultural component, as they revealed in the new episode. Zaporizhzhia is a city that still keeps the Cossack spirit, despite modern buildings and industrial enterprises. In order to fully experience the city's atmosphere, the project authors visited the most commonly associated sites in Zaporizhzhia and surprised the public with unpopular places, which are of great importance to Ukrainian culture. The entertainer, composer and musician Yevhen Filatov, collected the most unexpected sounds for a musical composition and also involved the famous singer Arsen Mirzoyan, who, in addition to his musical career, is actively involved in

As the full-scale war in Ukraine rages on, all the efforts of the government, business and citizens are aimed at supporting the defenders on the front line. At the same time, those returning from the front line, coming back to work and transitioning to civilian life also require assistance. Forbes Ukraine has collected stories of war veterans – employees of Ukrainian companies – who shared their experience, what determines the success of adaptation and what employers can do to help.Among the published stories is that of Mykola Tkachenko. Before the full-scale war, the main worked as a control room operator in the hot rolling shop of Metinvest Group's Zaporizhstal iron and steel works. At the beginning of the invasion, he volunteered to fight and served in the 110th Separate Mechanised Brigade as a grenade launcher. After his injury and rehabilitation, he returned to work at the company.– What was the most difficult thing about returning to work?– No one ever returns from war completel

In industrial Kryvyi Rih, most residents are, in one way or another, connected with mining and metallurgical enterprises. Tens of thousands of them work as families at Metinvest plants. They quite often meet each other at work. Like the beautiful couple from the Northern GOK, Anastasia Motieva and Yaroslav Dziaduk. Анастасія та Ярослав In 2016, with a new diploma from the Faculty of “Railway Transportation Process Management,” Nastia came to production for the first time. She began her internship at the Northern railway station which has the same name as the GOK. The work of a station duty operator is extremely responsible and requires a person to have logical thinking, vigilance and self-control. Immediately after the university classroom, it was difficult for the girl to manage many processes at the same time, and mentors helped her gain experience. But among her colleagues who worked at the railway there was one impudent assistant of traction unit operator, Yaroslav, who could some

Mariupol defender Roman Horodenskyi got his own apartment in Kyiv region under the programme "The Heart of Azovstal. At home".Roman is a marine, intelligence officer. During the defence of Mariupol, he was seriously wounded. The shell exploded 5 metres away from him. Roman lost his leg, received numerous shrapnel wounds and fractures to his arm. On April 12, 2022, he was captured.Despite his serious condition, the Russians abused the defender. Due to the lack of medical care, he developed sepsis. To save his life, his injured arm had to be amputated. As Roman was seriously wounded, he was sent to one of the first exchanges. In captivity, the soldier lost 40 kilograms.Roman's girlfriend was waiting for him at home. The couple got married at the end of last year. Today, Roman continues his rehabilitation. Under the programme "Heart of Azovstal. Health", the defender is being prepared for the installation of a bionic arm prosthesis. At the same time, the defender heads a charity foundati

Gender-based violence in Ukraine has been at the top of the most discussed topics in recent years. Why this issue has become so relevant right now, what trends in solving this problem and the main tips for women were described in more detail by Nataliia Popova, a psychologist at Zaporizhzhia Community Centre "Oplich Hub".What do the statistics say?Earlier in Ukraine, there were jumps in the number of complaints from women who suffered from violence. If we look at the statistics, in 2019 there were 142 thousand complaints, and in 2020 – almost 209 thousand, because there was a COVID-19 epidemic that year. The consequences of the pandemic, which can also be called triggers for aggressive actions, led to a sharp increase in violence by 32%.In 2021, the figure fell to 145 thousand, and in 2022 it jumped again, almost 245 thousand claims. And these are only registered cases that we know about from official sources. Such a jump, in my opinion, is caused by permanent stress from hostilities

The State Emergency Service specialists are among the first to arrive at the sites of enemy missile hits, which are quite often in Zaporizhzhia and Zaporizhzhia region. Therefore, Metinvest has been providing rescuers with protective equipment since the beginning of the full-scale war.Recently, Denys Sylantiev, an Olympic medallist in swimming, donated 15 bulletproof vests to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Zaporizhzhya region.“I am very grateful to each of the rescuers for their hard work. It is difficult physically and psychologically, but extremely important, especially in the realities of war. It's not the first time we've helped both the State Emergency Service and military doctors, and we will continue to do so in the future to ensure the maximum safety of our rescuers,” says Denys SYLANTIEV.The bulletproof vest weighs up to 9 kilograms and has a high protection class 4. They will be used to equip rescuers working in the frontline towns and villages of Zaporizhzhia reg