Enter college after correctional school of the 8th type. Correctional schools of the eighth (8, VIII) type. Correctional school: strive for it or avoid it

What are Type 8 schools?

Type 8 correctional schools are special. schools for children with mental retardation.

There are eight schools for children with disabilities in Yekaterinburg.

1) school No. 118 was renamed No. 7 st. Shchorsa, 107

There are many children in good health at school. Many graduates go to train as carpenters and painters.

2) school No. 31 “Everest” st. Zwillinga, 14

Labor profiles:

1. Shoe
2. Cardboard
3. Typescript
4. Sewing

• All students with cerebral palsy are 160;
• With 70% intact intelligence and are trained according to the state. standard;
• 3 people from an orphanage;
• 7 orphans under care;
• 98% of children from single-parent families;
• Low-income 60%;
• 90% boys.

3) school No. 111 st. Baku Commissars, 50 a

Cor. School 8 view on Baku Commissars, 50a is unique. This school educates children with disabilities from all over the Sverdlovsk region. Children live at a boarding school for a week, and on weekends they can stay at home.

4) school No. 123 st. Sofia Kovalevskaya, 10

School No. 123 has 2 buildings on Sofia Kovalevskaya, 10 (main) and Krasina, 37

Labor profiles:

1. Cooking;
2. Joiner - carpenter;
3. Sanitary;
4. Dvornitsky;
5. Shoe;
6. Cardboard.

Features of the student body:

• Trusted orphans – 10;
• Low-income – 45% or 1/3 of the total;
• About half of the children are very sick and cannot continue their education.

Material capabilities of the school:

• DVD and TV;
• Projector.

5) school No. 34 st. Karavannaya, 11

Big school. Gathers together those living on Khimmash.

6) school No. 73 st. Tatishcheva, 78 and Gottwald, 19 a

School 73 has two sites at Gottwald, 19a and Tatishcheva, 78. A large number of children study at Gottwald. The director is at Gottwald. At Tatishchev, the school is smaller and children with more severe diagnoses are taught. There is a psychologist at the school.

Labor profiles of 73 schools:

1. Plastering and painting;
2. Carpentry;
3. Sewing;
4. Junior service personnel.

Features of the composition of students at school 73 in Yekaterinburg:

• Trusted orphans – 5% of the number of students;
• Low-income – 60%.

Schedule of school events:

• Parent meetings – December (last week before the New Year);
• Cool hours - every week.

School facilities:

• DVD and TV;
• Projector.

Sex composition:

• Boys 71%;
• Girls 29%.

7) school No. 169 st. Baikalskaya, 55

Not all graduates Type 8 schools can continue their education after school. In 2014, a few graduates continued their studies after school. The health status of graduates leaves much to be desired.

8) school No. 172 st. Sedova, 54

Labor profiles:

1. Woodworking
2. Sewing

Correctional schools of the 8th type in the Sverdlovsk region

Cor. There are 8 types of schools in the village of Monetny, Pervouralsk, Sysert, Novouralsk and other cities of Sverdl. areas.

Sysert special (correctional) boarding school

In Sysert cor. The eighth type school is located in the village of Shkolnoye.

Labor profiles of Sysertskaya corr. schools:

• Floriculture and ornamental gardening;
• Junior service personnel;
• Sewing skills.

In 2015, 17 people graduated from the school.

Labor profiles of schools of 8 types

In cor. Type 8 schools undergo labor. training in the following areas:

• Plumbing;
• Woodworking;
• Sewing;
• Cooking;
• Service work.

What can you do after school, type 8?

After school, children from the cor. Schools of the 8th type can continue their studies and obtain a profession with the assignment of a rank. Vocational schools and technical schools provide training for graduates of type 8 schools. There is a special program for core graduates. 8 types of schools. Children with educational qualifications receive a profession after school. discharge.

Graduates Type 8 schools can master the following professions:

• Construction joiner, carpenter;
• Construction painter, plasterer;
• Tiler;
• Vegetable grower, florist;
• Sewing equipment operator.

What do grade 8 school graduates get after technical school?

Graduates Schools of the 8th type receive a basic third category in the profession or an advanced fourth category. The advanced fourth grade is issued by decision of the commission for achievements in production practice.

Number of graduates 8 types of schools

The number of graduates of schools of the 8th type in Yekaterinburg for 10 years.

Why are there fewer students from Type 8 schools?

Since the mid-2000s, the number of core graduates. Type 8 schools in Yekaterinburg have declined. This is due to the tightening of admission to the core. schools of 8 types. In 2003, the maximum number of graduates with mental retardation was recorded in Yekaterinburg: 226 people. So in 1994 in cor. Type 8 schools transferred many underperforming students from regular schools. Apparently this was a common practice and it was easier for teachers.

How do you get into special? Type 8 schools?

Several years ago I was at school No. 18 at Uralmash. This school has several areas of correspondence. formations of types 7 and 8.

The seventh type is mental retardation. Graduates of type 7 schools have no restrictions on admission to educational institutions.

How children are transferred from 7th to 8th grade. The child is studying in grade 7 and begins to fall behind in the curriculum. The school's teaching community makes the decision. Parents are offered to transfer their child to grade 8.

How people end up in Type 8 schools due to trauma

The saddest cases are transfers to type 8 schools after an injury or an accident.
I met a man who went to study in Type 8 programs because of doctors. At one time he received a serious injury to his hand, and was even left without fingers. They called an ambulance, doctors arrived and administered an increased dose of painkiller. The painkiller disrupted brain function.

Most often, people enter Type 8 schools for medical reasons from doctors.

What kind of education can you get after type 8 school?

Graduates of type 8 schools receive vocational training at the technical school. Together with professional items such as special. technology, students also gain knowledge in general education subjects (art, computer science, physical education).
In schools of the eighth type, students study until the ninth grade. By decision of the ped. advice, you can study longer. In school No. 73 on Tatishchev there are 10th and even 11th grades for weak students.
Some of the graduates Type 8 schools are unable to continue teaching. This is due to health conditions.

Professions for graduates of correctional schools of the eighth (8, VIII) type

1. Construction joiner, carpenter;
2. Construction painter, plasterer;
3. Vegetable grower, florist;
4. Tiler - tiler;
5. Locksmith;
6. Seamstress.

Options for continuing education for graduates. 8 types of schools

Technical school "Builder". Ekaterinburg, Artinskaya, 26

• Construction joiner, carpenter;
• Construction painter, plasterer;
• Vegetable grower, florist;
• Tiler - tiler.

Technical school named after Kurochkin. Ekaterinburg, Mashinostroiteley, 13.

• Locksmith;
• Construction painter;
• Universal turner.

What do graduates of the 8th type school receive after technical school?

After graduation prof. training, graduates receive a certificate of completion of training with the assignment of a professional rank. Basic 2nd category, some receive an advanced 3. The third category is assigned to those who have successfully completed internship in production.

The problem of personnel in technical schools

More and more craftsmen are leaving educational institutions and going to work in production. The state saves on teachers and forces them to change jobs. Personnel are leaving, teachers who have worked for decades are leaving. They earn more in schools than in technical schools. Prices are rising, but wages are not changing. The state saves on secondary and primary vocational education.

How to remove the f70 diagnosis from a graduate of special education. 8th type school and enroll in a comprehensive school?

1) It is necessary to undergo a medical and social commission to get a diagnosis.
2) Apply to school; it’s easier to study at night school.

While studying at evening school you can:

• work and earn;
• study a profession at a college or technical school. The profession should be for graduates of the 8th type school.

To enter the school you need to show your knowledge. In correctional schools of the eighth type, graduates complete 9 grades.

9th grade cor. 8th grade school is equal to 6th grade in a general education school. A graduate who has removed the diagnosis of “Mental Retardation” and completed general education. school has the right to receive secondary vocational training. or higher prof. education.
You can ask any question about Type 8 schools in the comments.

Educational institutions in Yekaterinburg for school graduates of type 8

Economic—college of technology, st. Dekabristov, 58:

• Seamstress;
• Shoe repairman.

Technical school "Builder", st. Artinskaya, 26:

• Construction painter, plasterer;
• Construction joiner, carpenter;
• Vegetable grower, florist;
• Tiler - tiler.

Technical school named after. Kurochkina, st. Mashinostroiteley, 13:

• Painter.

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: 42 comments

1. Maria

   Good afternoon, please tell me what documents are required for admission to these institutions, how many places, duration of study and whether there is a dormitory

2. Oleg

   Good day. Do you know that after graduating from grade 8 school, they don’t take you to evening school? or I'm wrong!.

   p.s. even if the diagnosis of UO is removed.

3. Daria

   Hello, can you please tell me where this evening school is located?

4. Margarita

   I graduated in 2015 and where can I go to study? I studied at the Nesterovsky correctional school

5. Lei

   School 111 refused to admit my child with moderate mental retardation due to lack of places. Almost immediately, without seeing the child, they began to send me to a psychiatrist and home schooling. They told me to come at the end of August, maybe a place would open up, or maybe not. It turns out they don’t have a boarding school even for children with regional registration. I waited 2 hours for the head teacher from the meeting, then wrote an application for almost an hour and it turns out it was all to no avail - the places suddenly ran out. It’s very disappointing since this school is very close to home and it would be convenient for a child to go there. Now we have applied to another school on Tatishcheva 78, but it’s quite a long way to get there.

6. Maria

   good afternoon my son is 12 years old. We studied using the 7th type, now we are recommended to use the 8th type of training. I do not know what to do. he is diagnosed with UO. he lived with his grandmother. Now I took him to my place. The school writes a description that he is not teachable, that he does not even know how to count. but in 4 days we learned the multiplication table up to 5, and we count and solve. what to do?? please help with advice.

7. Hope

   Good afternoon, my son has a bad credit vehicle loan disability for vision up to 18 years (limited vision), cerebral palsy, we are not diagnosed with mental retardation, although the boy is 8 years old and he just learned to eat by himself, does not speak, does not care for himself, PMPK sent us to school No. 78 (now 10) on Krasnoflottsev, BUT there they offered us classes for 2 hours a day, of course I won’t be able to transport a child in this mode - I’ll be left without work. Tell me, maybe there are still schools where we can apply? Ideally, I would like to drop him off in the morning and pick him up in the evening.

8. Hope

   Hello. To enroll in evening school after grade 8 school, is it necessary to pass the PMPK?

9. Anonymous

   If you received two professions at a technical school of the 8th type, is one or two certificates of qualification issued?

10. Svetlana

    Hello. This year my daughter is graduating from the 9th grade of correctional grade 8. She has a desire to study as a cook or a hairdresser. Please tell me if it is possible to find schools somewhere in Yekaterinburg that accept graduates of correctional schools for these professions? For girls who graduated from type 8 school there are very few specialties, mainly seamstress or vegetable grower. But I would like the future profession to be to the liking of the child. I would be very grateful if you answer my question in detail.

11. Svetlana

    Okay. When can we expect this list?

12. Elena

    Hello! In 2017 we must go to school of the 8th type. We would like to get to Everest on Zwilling. The child has a moderate degree of u/o. But Everest accepts patients only with combined orthopedic deviations. This does not have to be cerebral palsy; there are other disorders of the musculoskeletal system, for example, joint dysplasia, poor posture. I can’t find a list of indications for orthopedics for admission to Everest. Do you have such information?

13. Anonymous

    Hello! My son is homeschooled according to the 8th grade program. He has a disability and is registered with a psychiatrist. For the last 2 years, he has been going to school from which he is studying to work in a carpentry workshop once a week. Every time he waits for us to take him, since the school is outside the city. After school I would like to go to a correctional school in the city of Serov, but we don’t know if there is such a thing there and what our chances are. If not in Serov, then in another city in the Sverdlovsk region. Hope for your help! With uv. Anna.

14. Gulfiya Marksovna.

    Good afternoon, I have the following question, we are from Tyumen, I have a very difficult child, next year we are graduating from the 9th grade. We study in the 8th grade program. If we enroll with you. Will there be supervision for the children there or not? Or they will simply live in a dormitory.

15. Marina

    Hello! Can you tell me if the hostel is paid?

16. Tatiana

    Good afternoon We are planning to move to Yekaterinburg from Izhevsk. Accordingly, we are planning to buy an apartment next to a good correctional school. The child has cerebral palsy, does not see, does not walk, does not speak, does not care for himself, his intellect is partially preserved. In Izhevsk, such children study at home, or their parents take them to school of type 8 themselves. We have a problem with personnel in Udmurtia. First of all, we need a typhlopedagogist (speech pathologist for the blind or visually impaired), but there are no such specialists in type 8 schools in Izhevsk. And schools of 3-4 types (for the blind) are unlikely to be prescribed to us by the PMPK. Please tell me a good correctional school in Yekaterinburg for our child (blindness + mental retardation + cerebral palsy). Thank you!

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According to “popular” statistics, only 10% of graduates will find their place in life: get a job, create a normal family, and become responsible parents. Vagrancy, drunkenness, drugs await the rest. Elena Lyubovina, deputy director of the Absolut-Help Charitable Foundation, talks about how to influence these statistics.

Along with the summer weather comes the season of graduations and celebrations. Government agencies, charitable foundations, and volunteers from commercial companies are massively invited to last calls and ceremonial tea parties.

A few days ago, the Absolute Help charity foundation awarded the best graduates of correctional boarding schools in the Moscow region. A modern assembly hall, balloons, pleasant music, a thoughtful script, the right words, useful gifts, beautifully dressed children. This is how school graduates are usually escorted into adulthood - a life in which there are plans and dreams.

They reward everyone, call their last name, invite them to the stage, shake hands, say something important, look them in the eyes. The heart is pounding with excitement and the importance of the moment. You are the best, you are needed, you are great! You are one of two hundred excellent and good students from 64 correctional institutions in the Moscow region (55 schools for children with mental retardation and mental retardation), where another 8.5 thousand children live and study. Children without parental care, disabled children, children from low-income, disadvantaged and foster families.

Using the example of a certain category of children from a separate region of Russia, we want to show the situation from the inside, facts and figures, interviews with children and teachers, and expert comments. To acquaint readers with the results of interim monitoring of post-boarding residence of graduates of correctional schools in the Moscow region.

According to “popular” statistics, only 10% of graduates will find their place in life: get a job, create a normal family, and become responsible parents. Their classmates will take a different path: vagrancy, drunkenness, drugs, problems with the police, the birth of unwanted children, and years later inevitable death. Is this really so, is it possible to influence the situation and is there a way out?

A few weeks before the graduation party, videographer Mikhail Levchuk and I recorded an interview with students of the Novopetrovsk correctional boarding school for children with mental retardation.

Life after boarding school for children with mental retardation

Graduates of correctional institutions of the VIII type (with mental retardation) receive a certificate of completion of a boarding school and, instead of the state final certification (GIA), take a final labor exam. Officially, the child finishes 9 grades, but in fact he masters the 5-6 grade program of a comprehensive school.

Communicating with teachers, speech pathologists, social workers and children, it becomes obvious that 1/3 of the pupils have a moderate degree of mental retardation, 2/3 of the children have mild mental retardation.

In the next 2-3 years after graduation, most of the children will go to study and live in a dormitory at a lyceum (vocational school). The choice of professions is small: seamstress, plasterer-painter, mechanic, landscaper, although the list of professions recommended by the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation for children with mental retardation is much wider (more than 100 items). Now it depends only on the children themselves whether they will be able to obtain a more in-demand profession: to do this, they need to independently graduate from evening school and pass the GIA, and then enroll in another specialty or college.

By this time, the matured graduate truly enters into an independent life. Someone will be given a disability and receive benefits, someone will return to their parents (natural or adopted), someone will receive separate housing from the state.

Post-boarding accommodation for graduates

In May, the Absolut-Help Charitable Foundation conducted a monitoring of correctional institutions for post-boarding accommodation for graduates of 2011-2015. This data is necessary to build a support system and further support for children with mental retardation who are left without parental care. More than 60 correctional institutions were surveyed according to the following criteria: social status, place of further study, place of work, marital status/children, criminal record, mortality. Data for 2011-2015 were provided by 39 schools. For 2012-2014 1,802 people left correctional boarding schools, 1,584 of them entered vocational schools, 218 people did not undergo further education (due to disability and personal choice). At this time, almost all the children who entered the schools continue their education, living in dormitories at lyceums and being under the care of the state. To identify the problems that arise when graduates live independently, a cross-section of data for earlier periods (2000-2011) is needed.

In 2011, 433 children graduated, including: orphans and children without parental care (132), children from foster families and under guardianship (25), children from blood families (276). 89 people have disabilities. 328 children received primary vocational education in lyceums and vocational schools at the place of distribution. 144 people have/had permanent/temporary jobs in the following specialties: loader, laborer, janitor, gas station operator, construction crew worker, store salesperson, landscaper, seamstress, advertising distributor, nurse. List of companies where graduates work/have worked: Russian Railways, McDonald's, Nestlé, AUCHAN, housing and communal services, gas stations, construction stores, sewing workshops, private farms. 2 people served in the Russian Army.

Information about personal life, birth of children, criminal record and mortality was provided by 14 institutions that actively cooperate with the Absolut-Help Foundation. 44 people are in an official or civil marriage, 5 children died, 6 people have a criminal record, 25 children were born in an official or civil marriage, 16 children out of wedlock are raised by single mothers.

The answers include the following phrases: “temporarily unemployed,” “is on maternity leave to care for a child,” “lives in a civil marriage,” “employed while serving a prison sentence,” “departed from his place of registration to another region.”

This data does not reveal the real picture; it is formal and often impersonal. But the first step has been taken and the survey needs to be finalized and verified.

Personal opinion

The bulk of pupils in correctional institutions are so-called “social orphans” from dysfunctional families. Parents are in prison, taking drugs, drinking. When it comes to such children, our ideas and feelings work in a pattern. What appears before your eyes is an inadequate, dirty child, removed from a family of alcoholics, a small criminal who already poses a threat to society. The further he is put away and the more strictly he is treated, the better it will be.

When I was 10 years old, my mother died and my father, a man with two higher educations, a lieutenant colonel in the Soviet Army, head of the UPR (formation in the armed forces) began to drink. Strongly. And in just a couple of months I turned from a prosperous, ambitious excellent student into a frightened nanny for my father. We lived far away in Almaty, and our relatives did not know about the enormity of the current situation. Guardianship did not come to us and there was no talk about an orphanage, but I fully plunged into real life - orphans that no one wanted, orphans with living parents.

I won’t tell you what it’s like to drink a loved one whom you try by all means to protect from troubles and destruction. I don’t want to remember how many anxious thoughts and shame there were in my life then. But I want to say that despite the devastation that suddenly came and the endless change of place of residence (practically fleeing from city to city), I somehow managed to maintain faith in goodness and people. I found the strength and support to move on: forgive my dad, do well in school, go to university, find an interesting job.

About the diagnosis

In our country, the diagnosis of “mental retardation” is easier to obtain than we think. As the mother of an adopted son who did not study very well in the second grade, I have more than experienced the pressure of certain representatives of the education system. The class teacher, having not found contact with the child, sent us to “check our head” because “the genes are unclear” and “the child is still a kindergartener and is not capable of studying at school.” It is quite possible that at the indicated address my son could be diagnosed with a diagnosis that would complicate our lives for many years. This did not happen, we changed schools and my son finished the school year with B grades.

According to specialists from the Ministry of Social Protection of Moscow and the Ministry of Education of the Moscow Region, the diagnosis of children in Russia is carried out accurately and thoroughly. Based on the experience of interaction with correctional boarding schools and special schools, certain children need to review and remove the diagnosis of “mental retardation”.

Often teachers themselves do not believe in the abilities of their students. A teacher from one of the correctional schools is surprised when he shows me data on graduates. It turns out that Masha N. is studying at school by profession - veterinarian. “The girl has mental retardation - this is an accurate diagnosis, but for technical school she needs to get a diploma of incomplete secondary education, what a good fellow, probably her grandmother and relatives worked with her,” the teacher says joyfully.

About the possibilities

At the Center for Equal Opportunities “Up”, diplomas from former correctional institution graduates are hung on the walls. Personal efforts (years of study) and incredible pedagogical professionalism and patience helped the children receive a professional or higher education.

The impossible is possible. Manager with a degree in "State and Municipal Administration", physical education teacher, bachelor of pedagogy, economist-manager, etc. These are the successes of children who, upon graduating from a boarding school, have actually mastered the material of the 5th-6th grade of a comprehensive school.

“Teaching children from correctional institutions has taught me many important things,” says Daria Tarayan, a teacher at the “Up” center. “This is a very ambitious task to teach an almost adult person what was missed in childhood for various reasons. We have to invent worlds, create concepts, making associations to allow students to maintain their self-esteem.”

Self-esteem

How often do you often hear such formulations as “self-esteem”, “personal qualities”, “individuality”, “self-sufficiency” in closed institutions? No, only one in ten directors of orphanages thinks about it.

Teach responsibility, hard work, independence and consciousness. In fact, to form responsible behavior is the main task of institutions in which, according to official statistics, hundreds of thousands of children lived some time ago.

“Children must be able to take care of themselves, maintain order, work and respect the work of others,” comments Igor Egorev, director of the Novopetrovsk correctional boarding school. “Dependency instilled and cultivated over the years is death for the child in the future.”

About future

“A child leaves a well-fed, prosperous childhood for a new space, but the old management mechanism continues to live in his head - the state will provide everything,” says Alexander Gezalov, a public figure. “They have been accustomed for years to solving issues only within a closed team and with the help of a limited set of tools: resentment, boycott, fight, ignoring what does not work outside the walls of the institution.”

All boarding school graduates want to have a job, start a family, and be happy. But they are left alone with their fears and problems... They do not have the skills to live independently, they do not know how to organize their life... They experience difficulties finding work... They cannot provide themselves with a living wage... They face problems in obtaining their own housing... They do not know how to create and save the family...

Of course, this is a common task: the child himself and education specialists (in the Moscow region) and social protection (in Moscow), teachers, psychologists, guardianship representatives, foster carers, employees of charitable and public organizations, volunteers of commercial companies and simply caring people.

How can you help without harming?

1. "Reasonable Charity". Not to entertain, give gifts, feed buns and kebabs, but to teach, motivate and enlighten.
2. Additional training, career guidance and assistance in employment in commercial and government companies.
3. Donations to develop effective mentoring programs.
4. Patronage and guest form of communication with the child.

Organizations for which every day is Children's Day:

Lyubovina Elena

After correctional school, you can continue your education in two options:
1. Studying with the aim of obtaining a certificate of basic secondary general education - this could be evening school, external study, perhaps there are some other options. As a result, pass exams to an independent commission, as students do at the end of the 9th grade of secondary schools. With the obtained certificate, you can continue your education at almost any college.
2. Training in the vocational education system (college). Upon completion of a correctional school, students receive not a Certificate, but a Certificate of Education. With this document, you can continue your studies only in a college that has a correctional group (CRO) that provides initial vocational education (PPE). Training will be only professional, with a certain number of general subjects (physical education, life safety, etc.). As a result, only a certificate of profession is issued, but not a certificate of secondary education. If desired and possible, obtaining a profession can be combined with studying at night school.
The list of colleges and specialties that accept graduates of correctional schools is not very large. I used information obtained from a variety of sources. College staff and teachers of KRO groups usually answer all questions in detail; you can come to the college and look at the training conditions; open days are held. Here's what I managed to find out:

• In response to my request (I asked to send a detailed and current list of professional educational institutions), the Moscow Department of Education offered only 4 colleges:

• Detailed lists of colleges with KRO groups are on the website http://center1.testov.net/ovs/ I recommend using these lists as a basis. , or persistently call all colleges for admission. The information is very useful, but phone numbers and specialties may not be entirely correct. It’s easy to find the correct phone numbers on the Internet on college websites and then check all the details by phone. You can purchase a directory of secondary vocational institutions.

• Another list that I managed to find on the Internet, but the link http://omczo.org/publ/468-1-0-2980 does not work now. It largely overlaps with the previous one, but there are also differences.

• I checked some colleges from the general lists (see above), and I got another table. I also left in it those that are definitely not accepted after correctional school. Typically, colleges have several “sites” located in different areas of Moscow, where exactly the chosen specialty is taught must be clarified directly with the admissions committee.

For admission, you usually need an original and a copy of a certificate of education, copies of a passport, birth certificate, medical policy, SNILS, certificate form 086/u, 6 photographs 3x4, copies of the ITU certificate. Some colleges will require an IPR upon admission. To become a chef or pastry chef, you must have all the vaccinations and have a medical certificate.

Pirov

My path of worthless existence in this world began in the 2nd grade of this school.
Why did I come to this school?
I don't know, I can only guess. Maybe because this school was recommended to my parents (But they didn’t know that it wouldn’t give full access to all opportunities) Or maybe because I didn’t go to kindergarten (Because I was afraid to go there, so I ran away from it, but my parents they couldn’t keep an eye on me forever and so they had 2 more children behind them + they came from another country, but here there are no relatives, no acquaintances) Or because my father at times drank a lot and beat my mother (this could have affected my psyche)
Time passed, I was already somewhere in the 5th grade.
I am beginning to understand that this school threatens my future, because everyone in the city knew that our school is for the “backward,” as society says.
That’s why I hid where I studied, constantly lied to people with whom I communicated and were friends (because I thought that if they found out, then I would become an outcast, etc.)
A lot happened during the entire 10 years of studying at this school, but the worst began after I graduated.
Yes, I got 2 professions (plasterer-painter)
But what good are these empty pieces of paper to me?
Who needs an employee who studied at a type 8 school?
That's right, employers don't need such ``retards''!
And if they do, then there is no desire to work for pennies, so that at the age of 30 you will have many reasons to go to the doctors...
I tried to apply for a regular group, at a regular vocational school, but no, even there I was denied access. Like, there is a correctional group, that’s where you belong. But what is the use of a piece of paper from the correctional group? NOBODY!!!
Just an empty existence. Even access to evening school is closed...
Only close people give me the desire to live.. I always didn’t like being surrounded by people from this school. Therefore, I joined society (but the price for this is to lie) They don’t take you into the army, they don’t take you to colleges (in normal groups), It’s not life, it’s a complete restriction... I understand that I could study in a normal school, but it was it's already late. What would have happened when I went to kindergarten, what would have happened if mine had not drunk and watched me, what would have happened if my mother had insisted on her way (but from not knowing, I will be limited... From my desires...

Pirov

Pirov, good night. Please write how old are you?
The psychologist will answer after a while.

Olesya Verevkina

Pirov, sorry for the wait, as soon as one of the psychologists is free, they will answer you.

Pirov

Hello! What exactly is your request?

Health restrictions are not a reason to refuse to receive vocational education. College of Architecture Design and Reengineering No. 26 has been practicing various forms and educational programs for students with disabilities for several years: professional training for graduates of special schools of type 8 and an inclusive form of education for children with hearing impairments.

You can enroll in college after a correctional school of type 8 and engage in further education in two cases:

1. Having received a certificate of general secondary education. Students of correctional schools have the opportunity to enroll in external studies, evening school, or take advantage of another study option. In this case, you need to pass entrance examinations as for enrollment in a secondary educational institution after 9th grade. After receiving a certificate, graduates have the opportunity to go to college after the 8th type school in Moscow.
2. Having received a certificate of completion of a correctional school. In this case, continuation of education is possible only in an educational institution that has a correctional group. Here children can receive initial vocational education. After graduating from college, graduates will be provided with a certificate of profession.

For many parents and students, choosing a college after the 8th grade is quite problematic for one reason - their list is small.

To find out the details of the training, you can visit the correctional college of type 8 and ask the management of the educational institution any questions you may have. You can see how classes are going, meet teachers, and find out information about specialties at open days.

Type 8 training program

Vocational training without obtaining secondary general education for persons with disabilities (graduates of type VIII schools).

After completing their studies at the college, graduates receive a certificate of profession as a worker.

Programs for students with hearing problems

Training of qualified blue-collar workers, inclusive form of training.

After graduating from college, graduates receive a diploma of secondary vocational education in training programs for qualified blue-collar workers.