The wards of the centre "Izgelek" have passed "professional" rehabilitation
16 December 2011, Friday
In the assembly hall of the Naberezhnochelninsky centre of rehabilitation of invalids "Izgelek" have passed their final examinations in a speciality "Seamstress". 8 wards have received the certificate on the termination of courses.
Throughout many years the centre of rehabilitation of invalids "Izgelek" cooperates with the centre of employment of the population and Regional Agency of development of qualification, concerning training of invalids on short-term courses.
The vocational training organization is the additional direction of rehabilitation which is carried out in the centre "Izgelek".
The training purpose under the given program is reception of additional knowledge, skills and abilities, development of accuracy of movements, accuracies, assiduity, sequence, logic thinking.
By the training end those, who are being exonerated, should be able make independently man's underwear, aprons, mittens, tacks and other production.
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