How to help schoolchildren find their calling in the face of modern challenges? This was the main question at the working group meeting on April 15. The presented Career Guidance Plan for 2026–2027 is a response to society's demand for high-quality and conscious education.

What will change for students in grades 8–9?

Thanks to integration with the DECIDE project, children will gain access to the best European practices. The process of choosing a profession will become technological: from digital aptitude tests to direct consultations with career counselors. A separate focus is on parents, because it is the support of the family that is decisive in choosing the future path.

Career guidance today is the confidence of young people in tomorrow and a guarantee that after victory, Siverskodonetsk will have qualified specialists for community development.

DECIDE is a Swiss-Ukrainian project “Decentralization for the Development of Democratic Education.” It aims to support educational reforms and decentralization processes to develop an effective education management system in Ukraine.
The main goal of the DECIDE project is to help residents of territorial communities participate in democratic governance and gain equal access to quality education.

DECIDE is implemented by the NGO DOCCU in partnership with the Pedagogical University of Zurich (PHZH) with the support of Switzerland, represented by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC).

The project is being implemented with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the Ministry of Development of Communities and Territories of Ukraine.
The project partners are the regional state administrations of Ivano-Frankivsk, Luhansk, Poltava and Odessa regions, the State Education Quality Service of Ukraine (SQSE), and the All-Ukrainian Association of United Territorial Communities (Association of ATC).