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AU "Khanty-Mansiysk Technological and Pedagogical College" is one of the oldest secondary specialized educational institutions in Russia, its history goes back more than 82 years.
The history of the Khanty-Mansiysk Pedagogical College began in the 1930s, when the Ostyak-Vogul National District was formed. Eliminating illiteracy among the indigenous peoples of the Ural North became one of the main tasks for the district during its formation. On the basis of the Resolution of the Presidium of the Ural Regional Executive Committee of February 14, 1932 No. 146 “On economic and cultural construction in the northern national districts of the Ural region,” the native department of the Tobolsk Pedagogical College and the preparatory three-year native school were transferred to the village of Ostyago-Vogulsk of the Ostyako-Vogul National districts. The Ostyak-Vogul Pedagogical College became the first secondary specialized educational institution for training teachers for national schools in the district, later renamed the Khanty-Mansiysk National Pedagogical School (foundation - Resolution of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR No. 2045 on April 9, 1932).
In 1932, 8 students from the native department of the Tobolsk Pedagogical College were transferred to the first year and 22 students were enrolled in the preparatory department. The main contingent of students of indigenous nationality was represented in the territories of the Samarovsky, Kondinsky and Mikoyansky districts.
Stepan Filippovich Pestov (1932-1936) was appointed the first director of the Ostyak-Vogul Pedagogical College, who headed the team of teachers.
1933 - the school and dormitory were transferred from the premises of the Samarovskaya elementary school to a new own two-story wooden building, which housed classrooms for two educational groups, a dormitory for all students, a dining room with a kitchen, and an assembly hall.
1935 - the first graduation of primary school teachers in the amount of 8 hours took place.
1936 - by order of the People's Commissariat of Education, a correspondence department for the training of primary school teachers was organized, which during its existence (until 1953) trained and graduated 185 specialists.
1937-1941 - director Ignatov Igor Petrovich.
1941-1944 - director Belskaya Inna Andreevna.
1944-1967 - Georgy Tarasovich Velichko headed the school.
1941-1945 - as a result of mobilization, many of the teachers, students, and former students of the school went to the front.
1952 - construction of a new educational building began, in 1959 construction was completed, the school moved to a new educational building (Gagarina St., 3), where it is located to the present day.
1964 - the preschool department for training preschool teachers began to function; the first graduates were made in 1967 in the amount of 50 people.
1967-1969 - director Andrey Filippovich Pashin.
1969-1973 - Director Lipnyagov Valentin Aleksandrovich.
1973 - the music department was opened, which made its first graduation in 1977 in the number of 21 people.
1973-1980 - Director Botvinkin Nikolai Ivanovich.
1980-1981 - Director Vladimir Mikhailovich Dadyko.
1981-1987 - director Tokarenko Valery Porfirievich.
1987-1988 - director Tyumentseva Zinaida Pavlovna.
1988 - the school was equipped with cable television, and the in-school studio “Gamayun” began work.
1988-1995 - Director Makeeva Albina Mikhailovna.
1989 - began the development of computer literacy and computer technology in a specially equipped office.
In accordance with the order of the Ministry of General and Professional Education of the Russian Federation No. 242 of July 4, 1994 and the resolution of the Head of Administration of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug No. 200 of August 10, 1994, the Khanty-Mansiysk National Pedagogical School was transformed into the Khanty-Mansiysk Pedagogical College.
1996-1998 - director Tekuchev Viktor Veniaminovich.
1998-2007 - director Evgeniy Pavlovich Kargapolov.
1999-2000 - new specialties “Social pedagogy”, “Physical education”, “Correctional pedagogy in primary education”, “Native language and literature” were opened.
2002 - 70th anniversary of the college. Complete reconstruction has been completed. Two wooden buildings were demolished - the music department and educational workshops. The area has been expanded due to a new building and an extension to the main building.
The building acquired a new, unified look; all communications, equipment, furniture, and computer equipment were replaced.
2003 - the correspondence department was reopened.
Based on the order of the Government of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra No. 483-rp dated December 5, 2006, the state educational institution of secondary vocational education "Khanty-Mansiysk Pedagogical College" is recognized as an educational institution of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra.
Based on the Order of the Department of State Property of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra No. 3589 dated October 29, 2007, the state educational institution of secondary vocational education of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra "Khanty-Mansiysk Pedagogical College" was renamed into a budgetary institution of secondary vocational education of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra "Khanty-Mansiysk Pedagogical College".
Based on the Order of the Government of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra dated February 3, 2009 No. 23-rp, the budgetary institution of secondary vocational education of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra "Khanty-Mansiysk Pedagogical College" and the budgetary institution of secondary vocational education of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra "Khanty-Mansiysk Polytechnic College" by merging the Khanty-Mansiysk Polytechnic College with the Khanty-Mansiysk Pedagogical College and renaming the latter into a budgetary institution of secondary vocational education of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra "Khanty-Mansiysk Technological and Pedagogical College".
Khanty-Mansiysk Polytechnic College was created on the basis of Decree of the Government of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug dated June 24, 2002 No. 380-p on the basis of a branch of the Siberian State Automobile and Highway Academy (SibaDI, 1998). Sergey Aleksandrovich Matveev was appointed director of the SibaDI branch, and later of the Polytechnic College. In 2008, he was replaced by Ivan Nikolaevich Sudarev, who served as acting director until the reorganization of the college. During the period from 1998 to 2009 (before the merger with the Pedagogical College), more than 500 specialists were graduated in the following specialties: “Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles”, “Construction and operation of highways and airfields”, “Navigation on inland waterways and coastal navigation", "Automated information processing systems in management".
Based on the Order of the Government of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra dated February 9, 2010 No. 63-rp, an autonomous institution of secondary vocational education of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra “Khanty-Mansiysk Technological and Pedagogical College” was created by changing the type of the existing institution.
Based on the Order of the Government of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra dated July 2, 2010 No. 223-rp, the autonomous institution of secondary vocational education of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra "Khanty-Mansiysk Technological and Pedagogical College" and the budgetary institution of secondary vocational education Khanty were reorganized -Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra "Khanty-Mansiysk College of Service and Technology" by joining the Khanty-Mansiysk College of Service and Technology to the Khanty-Mansiysk College of Technology and Pedagogy.
The College of Service and Technology was created in 2007 (director Galina Nikolaevna Khvastunova) as a result of the merger of the Khanty-Mansiysk Economic College and the Khanty-Mansiysk Vocational School No. 1 (Order of the Autonomous Okrug Government “On the reorganization of educational institutions of primary and secondary vocational education of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra" No. 100-rp dated 04/06/2007). Khanty-Mansiysk Economic College was founded in 1936 as an educational and cooperative plant of the Omsk Regional Consumer Union, the director was Ivan Anufrievich Kireev from 1935-1940.
Main stages of the educational institution:
January 1941 - the training center was transformed into a trade and cooperative school, the directors were from 1940-1947. - Leonty Matveevich Nepomnyashchikh, Georgy Ivanovich Kolesnikov.
1947-1954 - Abrosimov Nikolai Pavlovich.
1949-1957 - Molokov Georgy Vasilievich.
1957-1960 - Tandalova Lyudmila Alekseevna (total years of work at TKSh from 1946 to 1960)
March 1960 - the trade and cooperative school was renamed into a cooperative school, the directors were from 1960-1962. - Schmidt Vitaly Sergeevich.
1962-1965 - Korobova Anna Alekseevna.
March 1966 - on the basis of the school, a branch of the Tyumen Cooperative Technical School with full-time and correspondence departments and educational institutions was opened in Salekhard; the directors were from 1966-1983. - Meshkova Nina Fedorovna (worked as a teacher since 1954).
1983-1989 - Ovsyannikova Tatyana Nikolaevna.
1989-2010 - Khvastunova Galina Nikolaevna. Over the years, some changes have also occurred: March 1992 - the school and a branch of the technical school were transformed into a commercial educational institution vocational technical school. June 1995 - by order of the deputy head of the administration of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug V.T. Bobylev "Vocational Technical School" received the status of an economic college. December 2001 - the status of the economic college was considered the State educational institution of secondary vocational education "Khanty-Mansiysk Economic College".
Over 75 years of existence, about 13,000 specialists have been trained in more than 20 professions and specialties (Management, Commerce, Law, Hotel Service, Marketing, etc.).
Khanty-Mansiysk Vocational School No. 1 was founded in 1942 as factory training school No. 16 (FZO School No. 16). Over 65 years of existence, about 22,000 specialists have been trained in more than 50 professions.
Today, Khanty-Mansiysk Technological and Pedagogical College is a multi-level, multi-disciplinary educational institution of secondary vocational education. In 2012 he will turn 80 years old. The educational complex of the college includes three educational buildings, specialized laboratories and production workshops, libraries, assembly and sports halls, dormitories, student cafes, health centers, and a training service station.
Since 2010, the consumers of the college’s educational services are more than two thousand people in full-time education and more than eight hundred people in part-time education. Every year, the college graduates more than 500 specialists, whose education is provided by a team of teachers and industrial training specialists of about 200 people. The teaching staff is involved in the implementation of various network projects that receive approval at the federal level.
The college is proud of its students; they annually receive educational grants from the governor of the autonomous region, become winners in the competition “The best student of primary and secondary vocational institutions of the district” and receive personal scholarships from the governor. Students take an active part in conferences, competitions and competitions at various levels and show good results.
For the results achieved, the college is a repeated winner of the competition “100 Best Colleges of Russia” and “Best Colleges of the Urals 2010”, included in the registers “Best Educational Institution of Russia” and “Reliable Reputation” and in the All-Russian Directory of Reputable Suppliers of Goods, Works, Services for Government and municipal needs.
The Khanty-Mansiysk Technological and Pedagogical College does not just exist. He lives. Lives a full life, interesting, varied... Here everyone can find themselves - in knowledge, creativity, work. Graduates of this educational institution are in demand on the labor market, and teachers are very interested in ensuring that the children have both a life and a career in the future. This college is one big happy family.
From the history
The history of the technological and pedagogical college dates back to 1932, with the formation of the Ostyak-Vogul national district. Eliminating illiteracy among the native peoples of the Ural North was one of the main tasks. At that time, the Ostyak-Vogul Pedagogical College became the first secondary specialized educational institution for training personnel for national schools in the district.
Nowadays
Today it is a multi-level, multi-disciplinary educational institution of secondary vocational education with a long history and a great future. The educational complex includes three educational buildings, specialized laboratories and production workshops, libraries, a museum, assembly and sports halls, dormitories, health centers, eight educational production facilities and an educational company. In addition, a network of branches was opened in the cities of Ugra - Nyagan, Sovetsky, Beloyarsky, Lyantor, Surgut and Pyt-Yakh.
College Director: Olga Byvalina
He is proud of his students, who become winners in competitions at various levels and show high results.
Every year they receive educational grants from the Governor of Ugra, as well as personal scholarships. More than 70% of graduates find employment in their specialty immediately after graduation, and the remaining 30% even before passing the final certification.
“We are implementing 19 training programs for skilled workers (welders, mechanics, cooks...), 55 training programs for mid-level specialists (kindergarten teachers, music teachers, commodity experts, navigator technicians) and 15 training programs for office workers,” said college director Olga Byvalina. “In addition, there are almost 150 training and advanced training programs (drivers, welders, hairdressers).”
Currently, there are 2,000 full-time students. And there are 1261 part-time students.
“We have a huge area of activity. One of the difficulties is different educational buildings. This makes it a little more difficult for students to communicate with each other, and also affects the workload of teachers. The remaining difficulties that we have can be corrected. In any case, strive for this,” summed up the college director.
Taking care of the future of graduates
One of the brightest moments of the College of Technology and Pedagogy is the network project for communication with employers. According to the project manager, industrial training master Irina Kuritsyna, it has existed for 2 years now. “Social partnership plays a very important role in modern vocational education,” she noted. – Therefore, employers are important people for us. We must make sure that they are not just outside observers, but people expecting a finished, high-quality “product,” that is, well-trained personnel. And for this, employers must also take part in their production.”
Participants in the project include teachers, students, and representatives of the labor market, of whom there are already more than a hundred today. Based on agreements with employers, the best students and students of specialized specialties and professions receive additional grants and scholarships. As Irina Kuritsyna said, thanks to the implementation of this project, employers’ confidence in graduates and interest in the college itself has significantly increased.
Preparing students for Russian Post
Starting this academic year, under the order of Russian Post, a new specialty has been opened at the college - “Communication Operator”.
“We have a desire to start teaching this specialty in Ugra, because in the country in recent years there has been no secondary specialized training for this profession. They teach only in Moscow and in higher educational institutions,” said Sergei Zaporozhin, director of the Office of the Federal Postal Service for Ugra. “We came to the college, and we were fully supported here. Preparations went on for exactly a year. We launched the first group at the beginning of this school year.”
As Sergei Zaporozhin said, although the guys are studying to become telecom operators, after graduating, their level of knowledge will correspond to the heads of postal service departments. In addition, he assured that these graduates will be provided with jobs without fail.
“Now Russian Post is striving to be better. I personally take part in the education of students, because we need good personnel - young people. Nothing can be changed without new injections,” summed up the Director of the Office.
The continuity of generations
As Olga Byvalina reported, it is not uncommon for them to have children of their graduates come to college to receive an education.
So, in 1989, Oksana Gorunova came to the then pedagogical school. Today she is a primary school teacher at school No. 11 in Khanty-Mansiysk. “Having worked in the profession for several years, you understand how much useful, necessary information we received within the walls of this educational institution,” she said. “I am very glad and proud that the teachers who taught me are now teaching my daughter. I am confident that the knowledge, experience, and practice that she will receive will become an integral part of her professional work in the future.”
Her daughter Nastya is finishing her last year of college today with a degree in Correctional Pedagogy in Primary Education. “Someone should also teach special children,” Anastasia shared. – We have a lot of practice, both in correctional classes and in regular classes. Of course, working with children is always difficult, but their smiles, responsiveness and openness help a lot. I am not disappointed in my future profession; after graduating from college, I am ready to continue the family business - educating children.”
Keeping traditions
On the basis of the college, thanks to the victory in the competition for a grant, the project “Ethno-educational center “Yuva” is being implemented. Its goal is to unite students of different specialties to promote and instill the culture of the small indigenous peoples of Ugra in the younger generation.
Classes are held both in college premises specially prepared for classes with children, and directly in kindergartens and schools in the city.
Schoolchildren and preschoolers are taught the Khanty language, shown how to correctly make amulets and play the sankvyltap and narsyukh, and national sports are clearly shown.
“Everything happens in the format of a game, it’s not burdensome or boring,” said college teacher Elena Brich. “The work involves students from different specialties, who are studying in different buildings - guys from the music department, hotel services and tourism, future educators and primary school teachers.”
As part of the project, an agreement has already been concluded with the Wonderland kindergarten, and there is also an agreement with city school No. 8 and the gymnasium.
For a barrier-free environment
The College of Technology and Pedagogy does a lot for people with disabilities. One of the striking examples of college staff’s concern for people with disabilities was given by Natalia Togidnyaya, a member of the “Transformation” society for wheelchair users.
“Two years ago we organized a group of wheelchair users who wanted to get their licenses. The only educational institution that agreed to take on such a huge amount of work was the college,” recalls Natalya. “This was the first case in the history of the district, and perhaps even Russia. Because people with disabilities are taught individually, but here we have a whole group.”
Natalya said that a 100% barrier-free environment was created for them - special simulators, a special car with manual controls, good conditions in the educational building... The “students” were picked up for classes by car, and then taken home. “For people with disabilities, a car is not so much a means of transportation or a luxury, it is a means of rehabilitation,” she said. “It’s like a door to an unknown world - with new opportunities, new people.”
“Today in college they teach driving to people with varying degrees of disability, and they find an approach to everyone. Those who come from other cities in the district are allocated a hostel. Moreover, the accompanying person too,” said Olga Byvalina.
Study and work? Easily!
There are 8 educational production facilities on the basis of the college. Up to 200 students work for them annually. “We provide students with work records. They receive a salary and thus gain experience in order to join the advanced training system and leave the college with work experience,” commented the director of the educational institution. “This significantly increases the ranking of our graduates in the labor market, which is very significant.”
For example, future auto mechanics work at a car wash, which exists on the basis of a college and is located on an educational farm. As 3rd year student Vladimir said, their work schedule is every other day. Opening hours: from 8 am to 5 pm. There is a price list here, approved by the director of the college. And, as industrial training master Nikolai Sivkov said, the prices are not bad.
A student recruitment agency, created in 2007, helps students find employment. Here they will find not only temporary employment for students, but also permanent employment for graduates of the institution.
Labor bears fruit
The college also has its own garden.
Plant growing students grow tangerines, lemons, pomegranates... “Last New Year, I was given a pineapple,” shared Olga Byvalina. “And the banana hasn’t borne fruit yet, but we’re all really looking forward to it.”
Today, renovations are in full swing in the greenhouse - future builders are honing their skills here. This year they are finishing their studies, and this is their final qualifying work.
As the director said, they try to do everything on their own - repairs can be combined with the practice of finishing specialists, driving lessons on a heavy truck - with snow removal on the college grounds.
To help parents
The college is especially proud of the Center for Alternative Forms of Preschool Education. Today it is visited by 200 children from the city from one and a half to 3.5 years old. Those who do not attend kindergartens come here, as well as children who need additional developmental activities.
The center operates 4 educational programs, and it is planned to add another one soon - for children from 3 months to one year. Classes take place before and after lunch for 2 hours. For now - without food and sleep.
Future educators undergo continuous practice here. Soon they will become qualified specialists, and it will be easier for them to work with children when they leave college.
You can't catch a fish without hard work...
You cannot become a good specialist without practice, so students practice their professional skills in college workshops.
Painters - learn to putty and paint. Masons - learn the basics of stone masonry. They undergo practical training at city construction sites, where there is always a shortage of workers.
5th-year student Vladimir Brown is studying to become a master of industrial training in the construction field. In addition, he is already working as an apprentice. Vladimir deserved this privilege with his serious attitude to his studies. As he said, after graduation he plans to stay in his native college and independently teach the children to become masters of their craft.
Chefs take vocational training classes to learn how to prepare works of art. They try to place graduates only in restaurants, no cafes or canteens.
In a circle of like-minded people
At the college library there is a literary and poetry club “Friday”, named after the hero of the novel by Daniel Defoe.
As a member of the club, sophomore Zarema Magomedova, said, it has been operating for the second year. “We also cooperate with the literary club of the Southern State University “Ugra Vagants”. At meetings we communicate, learn how to properly present our creativity, express our love for poetry,” the girl shared.
Here, in the library, a literary lounge has also been created, where events dedicated to the work of poets and writers are held. Frequent guests of the club include writer Pavel Cherkashin and poetess Maria Voldina. “We read the works we like, discuss them, argue - it’s very interesting!” – said one of the students.
Not only college students show themselves creatively, but also its teachers. At their own request, not long ago they created their own choir. “This is not even a choir, because we have artists, vocalists, and musicians,” said Yuri Zaidullin, one of the project participants. “This is how we fill our leisure time, and at the same time we delight others with our performances.”
Gifted teachers gather 2-3 times a week. They are currently preparing a concert for college students. “I have been working at this educational institution relatively recently. And I like that here anyone can satisfy their needs in terms of the stage,” shared Yuri.
There is always a place for rest in life
The college successfully operates a psychological relaxation room, where both students and teachers come, and, more recently, driving school cadets who need to relax.
“Here we work with personality traits such as increased aggressiveness, anxiety, emotional instability,” explained the college educational psychologist. “Today the program is already producing positive results. In addition, we engage in psychocorrection, for example, of aggressive character traits.
We identify risk groups in different areas and work. For such cases, we have drawn up a program of psychocorrectional classes, when we study in the sensory room according to a certain schedule.”
Oh, sports! You are life!
The Technological and Pedagogical College has a sports club “Forward”, which includes 13 sections - from tourist activities to the main team sports. They are attended by over 400 students of the educational institution.
Thus, the tourist section “Pilgrim” successfully exists; it is a collective member of the district tourism federation.
“We give students the opportunity to receive instructor training,” said the section leader. — In addition to theoretical and practical classes at the college, sports trips are held annually in the summer. It's like industrial practice."
The guys started with one catamaran, today there are 4 of them in the section. Nice, six-seater. There are tents and even a tourist bath! The hiking route changes slightly every year. The end point of such a route this year was a place a little further from the Priobskoye field. And then coming back. On average, this takes a week. After the hike, students receive a certificate of participation, which gives them the right to be hike leaders themselves, as well as to work for hire.
The most widespread is the mini-football section, which has existed since 2009. “We have up to 50 students, but only the top 10 play for the college team. “We are multiple winners of the district championships,” boasted the head of the section, Stepan Fedorov. “We always take part in both city and municipal competitions.”
The educational institution is especially proud of its powerlifting section. As its director Alexander Protopopov shared, only college students study here. “We have been working for more than 5 years. This year our team became the best in the area! - said Alexander. “Based on the results of 2013, we have a Russian champion in bench press and a silver medalist at the World Championships in Denmark.”
To sum it up...
For the results achieved, the Khanty-Mansiysk Technological and Pedagogical College has repeatedly become a laureate of the competitions “100 Best Colleges of Russia”, “Best Colleges of the Urals-2010”, “Best Educational Centers-2012, 2013”, included in the registers “Best Educational Institution of Russia” and “ Reliable reputation”, to the All-Russian catalog of bona fide suppliers of goods, works, and services for state and municipal needs. This is the place where life is in full swing.
You can talk about it for a long, long time... But, probably, the most important thing is that people who are not indifferent to the fate of others work here. Smiling, friendly, always ready to help their students - to give advice, to guide them on the “true path”. And the guys reciprocate their feelings - they love, trust, and lead by example. And if today’s school graduates want to become part of it, the doors at this educational institution are always open for them.
NATALIA IVANOVA