Friday, August 10 2018 13:32

ArmInfo. Beeline has hosted a  meeting with a group of organizers and workshop instructors of Summer  Business School 2018. The meeting in Beeline's administrative office  was also attended by young people aged 14-18, who plan to apply for  the school. 

As the press service of the company informs at the meeting the young  people were introduced in details about the terms, goals and  advantages of Summer Business School. The organizers also answered  their questions.

This year, from August 19 to 28, among the guests of honor who will  meet with students at the Summer Business School, will be Beeline's  CEO in Armenia, Andrei Pyatakhin, who noted: ''Educational  initiatives of this kind are very important in terms of forming  active, entrepreneurial mentality among the youth. We are happy to  contribute to these initiatives because we are certain that proper  education is the key way for young people to build a better future  for themselves".

To note, the summer business school was established in 2017 for  active young people by Slice Consulting. According to the source the  intake of students will finish on August 10. The maximum number of  students is 150. The students will be selected  based on interview.  For making business ties within the training program the young people   will visit major companies in Armenia and meet heads and employees of   those companies, getting acquainted with their experience. For the   students of the business school, 10 day classes, competitions and   recreational activities will be organized. Upon completion of the   training, participants can undergo training or work as volunteers in   different companies. 

To recall, "VEON Armenia" CJSC (Beeline trademark) is a  member of  the Veon Group of companies, which is one of the world's  largest  integrated telecom operators. The group includes  communications  companies providing voice and data services based on a  wide range of  wireless and fixed-line technologies, as well as  broadband Internet  access to more than 200 million subscribers in  Russia, Italy,  Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia,  Georgia ,  Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Algeria, Bangladesh and Pakistan. The  companies of  the group provide services under the brands Beeline,  Kyivstar, Wind,  Mobilink, Banglalink and Djezzy.