Array ( [ID] => 531 [TIMESTAMP_X] => 2021-03-11 15:07:42 [IBLOCK_ID] => 5 [NAME] => Текст новости EN [ACTIVE] => Y [SORT] => 500 [CODE] => DESCRIPTION_EN [DEFAULT_VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => [TYPE] => HTML ) [PROPERTY_TYPE] => S [ROW_COUNT] => 1 [COL_COUNT] => 30 [LIST_TYPE] => L [MULTIPLE] => N [XML_ID] => [FILE_TYPE] => [MULTIPLE_CNT] => 5 [TMP_ID] => [LINK_IBLOCK_ID] => 0 [WITH_DESCRIPTION] => N [SEARCHABLE] => N [FILTRABLE] => N [IS_REQUIRED] => N [VERSION] => 2 [USER_TYPE] => HTML [USER_TYPE_SETTINGS] => Array ( [height] => 200 ) [HINT] => [VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => <p style="color: #0f1115;"> A career guidance meeting titled "Map of Sports Professions" was held at the Kvantorium children's technopark with the support of SIBUR. More than 120 pupils from sports and general education schools in Tobolsk took part in the event. </p> <p style="color: #0f1115;"> The gathering brought together five experts from different areas of the sports industry – professional sport, media, the corporate sector and sports management. The speakers included Konstantin Vybornov, sports commentator and press secretary of the Russian Association of Sports Commentators; Alexey Zharnovsky, Chair of the trade union organisation at ZapSibNeftekhim; Inna Dyatlova, Operations Director of the RUTS project; Sergey Shulga, head coach of the Tyumen volleyball club; and Maxim Vazhenin, Executive Director of the Tyumen Region Athletics Federation. </p> <p style="color: #0f1115;"> Through an open dialogue format, schoolchildren were able to see sport as being much broader than the professional career of an athlete. Konstantin Vybornov shared his experience of working at the Olympic Games and major international competitions, explaining how sports journalism and media have become a fully fledged part of the sports industry. Inna Dyatlova revealed how modern sports projects bring together dozens of professions – from public relations and marketing to information technology, logistics and event management – and explained how young people can become part of federal projects through volunteering and local initiatives. </p> <p style="color: #0f1115;"> <b>Konstantin Vybornov, sports commentator and press secretary of the Russian Association of Sports Commentators:</b><br> <em>"It is especially important today to show young people that the modern sports industry is a vast space of opportunity, where one can find fulfilment in many different areas: from journalism and sports commentary to event organisation and project management. And the earlier young athletes begin to take an interest, try things out and broaden their horizons, the more opportunities they will have in the future."</em> </p> <p style="color: #0f1115;"> A separate part of the meeting was devoted to the role of sport in developing universal skills that are in demand in any professional field. Alexey Zharnovsky told participants about why sport is becoming an important part of the corporate culture of a major petrochemical company, helping to build teamwork, leadership qualities and resilience to pressure. The speakers discussed with the young people how discipline, responsibility, communication and the ability to work in a team help not only in sport but also in building a professional trajectory across a wide range of industries. </p> <p style="color: #0f1115;"> <b>Lavrenty Vyunnikov, pupil of Tobolsk Sports School No. 2:</b><br> <em>"What I remember most was that the speakers spoke not only about sport but about life in general and the opportunities that exist now. It was interesting to learn about how major sporting events work 'from the inside', who organises them and how many different professions are connected to sport. After the meeting, I got a sense that there are opportunities to get involved in big projects – the main thing is not to be afraid to try different things."</em> </p> <p style="color: #0f1115;"> SIBUR in Tobolsk supports more than 10 areas of children's sport, and the majority of projects are aimed at creating an environment for young people where sport becomes a tool for personal development, professional self-determination and the formation of lasting life values. </p> <p style="color: #0f1115;"> <b>Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Implementation of Socio-Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim:</b><br> <em>"In implementing social and sports projects, SIBUR strives to create additional formats for development and career guidance for young people. Meetings like this, involving partners and experts from different areas of the sports industry, help teenagers better understand the modern career opportunities in sport, media, management and project organisation. It is especially valuable that young people can take their first steps towards professional self-determination and participation in major initiatives right here, in Tobolsk."</em> </p> [TYPE] => HTML ) [DESCRIPTION] => [~VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] =>

A career guidance meeting titled "Map of Sports Professions" was held at the Kvantorium children's technopark with the support of SIBUR. More than 120 pupils from sports and general education schools in Tobolsk took part in the event.

The gathering brought together five experts from different areas of the sports industry – professional sport, media, the corporate sector and sports management. The speakers included Konstantin Vybornov, sports commentator and press secretary of the Russian Association of Sports Commentators; Alexey Zharnovsky, Chair of the trade union organisation at ZapSibNeftekhim; Inna Dyatlova, Operations Director of the RUTS project; Sergey Shulga, head coach of the Tyumen volleyball club; and Maxim Vazhenin, Executive Director of the Tyumen Region Athletics Federation.

Through an open dialogue format, schoolchildren were able to see sport as being much broader than the professional career of an athlete. Konstantin Vybornov shared his experience of working at the Olympic Games and major international competitions, explaining how sports journalism and media have become a fully fledged part of the sports industry. Inna Dyatlova revealed how modern sports projects bring together dozens of professions – from public relations and marketing to information technology, logistics and event management – and explained how young people can become part of federal projects through volunteering and local initiatives.

Konstantin Vybornov, sports commentator and press secretary of the Russian Association of Sports Commentators:
"It is especially important today to show young people that the modern sports industry is a vast space of opportunity, where one can find fulfilment in many different areas: from journalism and sports commentary to event organisation and project management. And the earlier young athletes begin to take an interest, try things out and broaden their horizons, the more opportunities they will have in the future."

A separate part of the meeting was devoted to the role of sport in developing universal skills that are in demand in any professional field. Alexey Zharnovsky told participants about why sport is becoming an important part of the corporate culture of a major petrochemical company, helping to build teamwork, leadership qualities and resilience to pressure. The speakers discussed with the young people how discipline, responsibility, communication and the ability to work in a team help not only in sport but also in building a professional trajectory across a wide range of industries.

Lavrenty Vyunnikov, pupil of Tobolsk Sports School No. 2:
"What I remember most was that the speakers spoke not only about sport but about life in general and the opportunities that exist now. It was interesting to learn about how major sporting events work 'from the inside', who organises them and how many different professions are connected to sport. After the meeting, I got a sense that there are opportunities to get involved in big projects – the main thing is not to be afraid to try different things."

SIBUR in Tobolsk supports more than 10 areas of children's sport, and the majority of projects are aimed at creating an environment for young people where sport becomes a tool for personal development, professional self-determination and the formation of lasting life values.

Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Implementation of Socio-Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim:
"In implementing social and sports projects, SIBUR strives to create additional formats for development and career guidance for young people. Meetings like this, involving partners and experts from different areas of the sports industry, help teenagers better understand the modern career opportunities in sport, media, management and project organisation. It is especially valuable that young people can take their first steps towards professional self-determination and participation in major initiatives right here, in Tobolsk."

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A career guidance meeting titled "Map of Sports Professions" was held at the Kvantorium children's technopark with the support of SIBUR. More than 120 pupils from sports and general education schools in Tobolsk took part in the event.

The gathering brought together five experts from different areas of the sports industry – professional sport, media, the corporate sector and sports management. The speakers included Konstantin Vybornov, sports commentator and press secretary of the Russian Association of Sports Commentators; Alexey Zharnovsky, Chair of the trade union organisation at ZapSibNeftekhim; Inna Dyatlova, Operations Director of the RUTS project; Sergey Shulga, head coach of the Tyumen volleyball club; and Maxim Vazhenin, Executive Director of the Tyumen Region Athletics Federation.

Through an open dialogue format, schoolchildren were able to see sport as being much broader than the professional career of an athlete. Konstantin Vybornov shared his experience of working at the Olympic Games and major international competitions, explaining how sports journalism and media have become a fully fledged part of the sports industry. Inna Dyatlova revealed how modern sports projects bring together dozens of professions – from public relations and marketing to information technology, logistics and event management – and explained how young people can become part of federal projects through volunteering and local initiatives.

Konstantin Vybornov, sports commentator and press secretary of the Russian Association of Sports Commentators:
"It is especially important today to show young people that the modern sports industry is a vast space of opportunity, where one can find fulfilment in many different areas: from journalism and sports commentary to event organisation and project management. And the earlier young athletes begin to take an interest, try things out and broaden their horizons, the more opportunities they will have in the future."

A separate part of the meeting was devoted to the role of sport in developing universal skills that are in demand in any professional field. Alexey Zharnovsky told participants about why sport is becoming an important part of the corporate culture of a major petrochemical company, helping to build teamwork, leadership qualities and resilience to pressure. The speakers discussed with the young people how discipline, responsibility, communication and the ability to work in a team help not only in sport but also in building a professional trajectory across a wide range of industries.

Lavrenty Vyunnikov, pupil of Tobolsk Sports School No. 2:
"What I remember most was that the speakers spoke not only about sport but about life in general and the opportunities that exist now. It was interesting to learn about how major sporting events work 'from the inside', who organises them and how many different professions are connected to sport. After the meeting, I got a sense that there are opportunities to get involved in big projects – the main thing is not to be afraid to try different things."

SIBUR in Tobolsk supports more than 10 areas of children's sport, and the majority of projects are aimed at creating an environment for young people where sport becomes a tool for personal development, professional self-determination and the formation of lasting life values.

Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations and Implementation of Socio-Economic Projects at ZapSibNeftekhim:
"In implementing social and sports projects, SIBUR strives to create additional formats for development and career guidance for young people. Meetings like this, involving partners and experts from different areas of the sports industry, help teenagers better understand the modern career opportunities in sport, media, management and project organisation. It is especially valuable that young people can take their first steps towards professional self-determination and participation in major initiatives right here, in Tobolsk."

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