Summer holidays kick off on Khabarovsk's children's railroad
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Kickoff of the 67th Season at Far Eastern Children's Railway
News agency "Khabarovsk Krai Today" reported on the opening of the 67th season at the Far Eastern Children's Railway, occurring on International Children's Day. Preceding the summer season's commencement, rigorous preparations were conducted.
Summertime Earnings - BAM Construction
As revealed on "Gudok" industry newspaper's website, students from Khabarovsk plug away at making some dough during their studies by working on the BAM construction project. It's all part of their education at the DZD, where they learn the ropes of various railway professions - from station inspectors to locomotive drivers.
Practical training is the bee's knees, with students donning their uniforms in the traditional Russian Railways colors before diving into their on-the-job training.
Shedding Light on Railway History in Eastern Regions
BAM, not related to the Far Eastern Children's Railway per se, is a significant Eastern Russian railway project. Conceived in the '30s but really took off in the '70s and '80s, this railway line links the Trans-Siberian Railway with the Russian Far East, enhancing transportation and economic development in the region.
Meanwhile, the Trans-Siberian Railway, spanning from Moscow to Vladivostok, was completed in 1916 and played a considerable part in shaping Siberia and the Russian Far East.
Children's Railways - An Educational Journey
In the USSR, children's railways were smaller, railways that kids ran as an educational and recreational endeavor. While they weren't directly linked to colossal projects like BAM, they provided an educational vibe by letting kids get their hands dirty with the railway business.
Making Money During Studies - A Common Occurrence
Generally, students in Khabarovsk or other regions make some dough through various odd jobs or internships related to construction projects during their studies. However, specific details about students earning money through BAM construction during their academic ventures are not available in the given search results. It's possible that their involvement with the project is through internships or part-time work in the construction industry.
Students at DZD understand the importance of hands-on experience and are utilizing their summer earnings to further their education and self-development through skills training and career development in railway professions, like station inspectors and locomotive drivers. The BAM construction project presents an opportunity for these students, offering them a chance to apply what they've learned during regular studies, contributing to their overall educational journey.
