You can prepare for the exam at home on your own, in courses or with a teacher. Attending courses is not a requirement to take the test.
To prepare for the “History of Russia” module, we will help you
- summary list of questions (download)
- chronological events that must be remembered
To prepare for taking the module "Legislation of the Russian Federation" we will help you
- FEDERAL LAW ON AMENDING THE FEDERAL LAW “ON THE LEGAL STATUS OF FOREIGN CITIZENS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION” (74 Federal Law)
To prepare, you can use the standard tests posted on our website.
References
- A.V. Dolzhikova, E.V. Kiseleva, O.S. Kazhaeva, V.P. Sinyachkin, V.V. Dronov, E.S. Oshchepkova FUNDAMENTALS OF LEGISLATION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION: a textbook for preparing foreign citizens for the exam. Moscow, 2014
- V.M. Kozmenko, A.V. Dolzhikova, R.A. Arslanov, M.N. Moseykina, N.M. Rumyantseva, I.S. Guseva.
HISTORY OF RUSSIA (textbook for preparing foreign citizens for the exam). Moscow, 2014
Textbooks “Russian language for migrant workers”
In 2015, specialists from the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia developed two express courses “Russian language for migrant workers.”
The first manual was translated into Tajik, the second into Uzbek. The purpose of these manuals is to develop oral speech (speaking) skills in the areas, situations and topics of communication recommended by the “Requirements for the content of a comprehensive exam in Russian as a foreign language, Russian history and fundamentals of legislation.” A distinctive feature of the publications is that they are rich in dialogues that are authentic in nature; they are as close as possible to real communication situations (shop, market, transport, clinic, pharmacy and others). Language and lexical material corresponds to elementary and partially basic levels of general proficiency.
In the “Training” section you can get free express preparation for testing in the Russian language, Russian history and the basics of legislation of the Russian Federation.
The training of migrants planning to obtain a temporary residence permit in Russia, a residence permit, a work permit or a patent (migrant workers) is carried out on the basis of the educational and methodological complex “Good Hour!”, developed by specialists from the Grint Education Center (local training and testing center for RUDN University ).
Educational and methodological complex "Good time!" to prepare for state testing in the Russian language, Russian history and the basics of legislation of the Russian Federation, labor migrants from the Republic of Uzbekistan are available for free download in the form of a mobile application and a study guide (in pdf format). The course was developed with partial financial support from the Russkiy Mir Foundation.
Training courses for preparing migrants in the Russian language, Russian history and the basics of legislation of the Russian Federation at the training and testing center are available for free download in the form of a mobile application and a textbook (pdf format).
The Russian language training program for migrants includes 3 training modules: “Russian Language”, “History of Russia” and “Fundamentals of Russian Legislation”.
Russian language
The Russian language course for migrants consists of 30 lessons, which are based on dialogue. Each lesson consists of 4 parts: “Listen and read”, “Memorize”, “Learn grammar”, “Test ourselves”. The recommended time required for migrant training is 80 hours.
The course program for migrants consists of 3 training modules: “Russian Language”, “History of Russia” and “Fundamentals of Russian Legislation”.
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