The Kostiantynivka Higher Vocational School, which was relocated to the village of Hrymailiv due to the full-scale invasion, has successfully resumed in-person operations at its training and production workshops.
Students have returned to honing their practical skills, a key step in preparing competitive workers. Currently, future pastry chefs, electric welders, electricians, and automotive mechanics are attending in-person classes.
By the end of the academic year, the workshops in Hrymailiv will provide hands-on training for approximately 250 students. Under the guidance of experienced instructors, students reinforce their theoretical knowledge by gaining real-world experience working with equipment and modern technologies in line with current labor market demands.
In addition to vocational training, the institution places significant emphasis on the comprehensive development and psychological well-being of young people. Daily sports activities and friendly table tennis tournaments between students and teachers have become a cherished tradition of the community, helping to strengthen team spirit.
The school also regularly holds events focused on national and patriotic education, as well as discussion sessions aimed at fostering a sense of civic responsibility. The relocation posed a serious challenge for the institution and served as an impetus for unity and further progress.
Today, the Kostiantynivka School continues its mission—training qualified professionals who will rebuild Ukraine.