An individual approach, professional counseling, and partnership with employers create real employment opportunities for people with disabilities and citizens who were forced to relocate to safer communities due to the war.
The Donetsk Regional Employment Service not only selects suitable vacancies but also supports a person from the moment of application to actual employment, helping restore confidence and professional prospects.
With the support of the employment service, Kateryna Kutyrьova was able to return to active professional life.
She has extensive experience working in public institutions and municipal enterprises. For many years, she managed document workflow, office administration, and interaction with various institutions. However, due to her health condition and forced displacement, it was important for her to find a job that considered her individual needs — without excessive physical strain, with a stable schedule and safe working conditions.
At the beginning of the year, she turned to the employment service in search of work. Specialists analyzed her professional competencies, work experience, and health condition, and also took into account that she had relocated from a dangerous community. They offered her a vacancy that proved truly comfortable and suitable.
Considering workplace recommendations, Kateryna was offered a position as a secretary with sole proprietor Oleksii Maltsev, with prior internship training.
The internship became an important stage of adaptation. It allowed her to gradually enter the workflow, become familiar with her responsibilities, and confirm her professional level. For a person changing their place of residence and having certain health limitations, this format is especially valuable.
After successfully completing the internship, Kateryna was officially employed in February this year. The job matches her qualifications, complies with workplace recommendations, and allows her to apply her accumulated experience.
If you are also looking for a job, please contact our specialists via: https://t1p.de/rzryk or call the call center of the Donetsk Regional Employment Center at 0-800-219-713.