The consultations are run by specialists of the Borodianka office of the Bucha branch of the Kyiv Regional Employment Centre. The visiting format means people do not have to travel to the district centre: advice is available where they already go for administrative services.

The session was announced by the Borodianka Settlement Council.

What you can ask about

The range of questions is broad: finding suitable work and subsequent employment, opportunities for vocational training, obtaining certificates, and other matters within the employment service's remit.

Vocational training is not a minor point here. Through the employment service one can retrain free of charge — and for a community where some residents lost their jobs along with destroyed enterprises, this is often the only available route to a new profession.

Specifically for displaced people

The session is also aimed at internally displaced people. For them, employment is usually complicated by education and work-record documents left behind in occupied territory or lost — and this is exactly what the employment service helps to sort out.

The certificates the service issues are also needed to arrange a number of payments and support programmes, so a single visit often settles several matters at once.

Where to come

The session runs for two hours, from 10:00 to 12:00, at the administrative services centre of Borodianka Settlement Council. The contact number for enquiries is 099 284 74 10.

No prior appointment is arranged, so expect a possible queue: at visiting sessions this format usually means first come, first served.

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