Within the framework of the new school, it is planned to attract third and fourth-year students, as well as young professionals aged 25 to 35, who are eager to gain practical experience in public affairs and legislative activities. The program will be conducted annually, and up to 120 people will be able to participate.
The best participants in the program will have the opportunity to undergo a one-year internship, working under the guidance of deputies and participating in the development of bills and committee activities.
The deputy noted that many young professionals face difficulties in finding employment, as employers require work experience. "The certificate received upon completion of this program will help solve this problem," he added.
Funding for the initiative will be provided both from the state budget and through grants from international and partner organizations.
