War changes lives instantly. What seemed stable yesterday can vanish in a single moment. That is what happened to Natalia Novak from Selydove, who before the outbreak of hostilities headed one of the local kindergartens. There, she created an atmosphere of warmth and care for the youngest children.
When the war began, the institution switched to remote work, and later completely ceased operations. Natalia relocated to Kremenchuk, where she continued teaching children online for some time. However, as the number of pupils gradually decreased, she was left without a job.
Seeking employment assistance, Natalia turned to the Employment Service. More than 18 years of experience in preschool education and her genuine love for children became her key advantages in the job search. Specialists focused on vacancies that matched her qualifications. Recruiters arranged an online interview at the private kindergarten Sandryk in Kremenchuk. Natalia’s professionalism, willingness to grow, and sincerity made a positive impression on the employer, and she received a job offer.
The Employment Service helps displaced persons find work in new locations, make use of their skills and experience, and most importantly — feel supported and confident about the future.
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Donetsk Regional Employment Center Call Center: 0-800-219-713.