43 people attended courses under the Enbek Program in Beskaragi district

One of those who has started their business in 2020, within the framework of short-term vocational training courses in Beskaragai District College was Rada Toleukhanova. A resident of Beskaragai district became a master of nail service. Earlier, the future manicurist registered with the State Revenue Department as an individual entrepreneur and received a grant from the state in the amount of 200 MCI to open a beauty salon.

- I am a mother of many children. Having moved to Beskaragai settlement, I wanted to find a job, they advised me to contact the Employment Center of the district, where they told me in detail about the possibilities of retraining and receiving a grant. I was interested in the idea of starting my own business. Gradually, having received a certificate, she began to develop a business plan, after which she won a grant. Using the allocated funds, she purchased equipment for manicure and rented a room. I got the opportunity to regulate my work schedule. At the moment, I have enough time to bring up my children, I have five of them, and I still care about the financial well-being of my family. Having launched my business, I refused to receive targeted social assistance, because thanks to the Enbek Program of Productive Employment and Mass Entrepreneurship Development for 2017-2021, I was able to ensure financial independence for myself and my family. The most important thing is to believe in your ideas and move forwards to your dreams, - says Rada Toleukhanova.

It should be noted that in 2020, at the request of employers, 43 people were sent to Beskaragai District College to take short-term vocational training courses, who got the following specialties: a driver of category B, an auto mechanic, a confectioner a nail maker.

In 2021, within the framework of short-term vocational training courses, it is planned to train 50 people for a total amount of KZT12,340,000.