Admission conditions
Admission to GBOU VET "ZTTiE" for educational programs is carried out for the first year on the personal application of citizens.
Applications for full-time education at the GBOU VET "ZTTiE" are accepted until August 15, and if there are free places at the GBOU VET "ZTTiE" the acceptance of documents is extended until November 25 of the current year.
Applications from persons applying for training in educational programs in the specialty 54.02.01 Design (by industry) are accepted until August 10.
Applications for part-time and part-time education are accepted until December 25 of the current year.
20. When submitting an application (in Russian) for admission to the State Budgetary Educational Institution of Vocational Education “ZTTiE”, the applicant presents the following documents:
20.1. Citizens of the Russian Federation:
original or photocopy of documents proving his identity and citizenship; original or photocopy of the document on education and (or) the document on education and
qualifications;
4 photos.
20.2. Foreign citizens, stateless persons, including compatriots living abroad:
a copy of the applicant’s identity document, or a document certifying the identity of a foreign citizen in the Russian Federation, in accordance with Article 10 of Federal Law No. 115-FZ of July 25, 2002 “On the legal status of foreign citizens in the Russian Federation”;
the original document (documents) of a foreign state on education and (or) a document on education and qualifications (hereinafter - a document of a foreign state on education), if the education certified by the specified document is recognized in the Russian Federation at the level of the corresponding education in accordance with Article 107 of the Federal Law ( in the case established by Federal Law - also a certificate of recognition of a foreign education);
a duly certified translation into Russian of a foreign state’s document on education and its annex (if the latter is provided for by the legislation of the state in which such a document was issued);
copies of documents or other evidence confirming that a compatriot living abroad belongs to the groups provided for in Article 17 of Federal Law No. 99-FZ of May 24, 1999 “On the state policy of the Russian Federation regarding compatriots abroad”;
4 photos.
The last name, first name and patronymic (last - if available) of the applicant, indicated in the translations of the submitted documents, must correspond to the last name, first name and patronymic (last - if available) indicated in the identity document of the foreign citizen in the Russian Federation.
20.3. If it is necessary to create special conditions during admissions tests - disabled people and persons with limited health capabilities, additionally - a document confirming the disability or limited health capabilities that require the creation of these conditions.
21. In the application, applicants indicate the following mandatory information:
last name, first name and patronymic (the latter - if available);
Date of Birth;
details of his identity document, when and by whom it was issued;
about the previous level of education and a document on education and (or) a document on
education and qualifications confirming it;
specialty(s)/profession(s) for which he plans to enter the State Budget Educational Institution
VET "ZTTiE", indicating the conditions of study and the form of education (within the target numbers for admission, places under contracts for the provision of paid educational services);
need for hostel accommodation;
the need to create special conditions for the applicant during admissions tests due to his disability or limited health capabilities.
The application also records the fact of familiarization (including through public information systems) with copies of a license to carry out educational activities, a certificate of state accreditation of educational activities for educational programs and attachments to them or the absence of a copy of this certificate. The fact of familiarization is certified by the personal signature of the applicant.
The applicant’s signature also confirms the following:
receiving secondary vocational education for the first time;
familiarization (including through public information systems) with the date
providing the original document on education and (or) document on education and qualifications.
If an applicant submits an application that does not contain all the information provided for in this paragraph and (or) information that does not correspond to reality, the educational organization returns the documents to the applicant.
22. Upon admission to training in specialties and blue-collar professions included in the list of specialties, upon admission to training for which applicants undergo mandatory preliminary medical examinations (examinations) in the manner established when concluding an employment contract or service contract for the relevant position or specialty, approved By Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of August 14, 2013 N 697, applicants undergo mandatory preliminary medical examinations (examinations) in the manner established when concluding an employment contract or service contract for the relevant position, profession or specialty.
Mandatory preliminary medical examinations (examinations) are carried out in the following professions or specialties:
01/23/03 “Car mechanic”;
01/15/05 “Welder” (electric welding and gas welding work; 01/23/06 “Road and construction machine operator”; 01/08/08 “Foreman of finishing construction works”;
02.22.06 “Welding production”;
01/23/09 “Locomotive driver”;
01/23/07 “Crane operator” (crane operator);
01/23/08 “Construction machine repair mechanic”;
01/23/10 “Fitter for maintenance and repair of rolling stock”;
01/43/07 “Fitter for operation and repair of gas equipment”;
08.02.01 “Construction and operation of buildings and structures”;
02/13/11 “Technical operation and maintenance of electrical and
electromechanical equipment" (by industry);
02.15.01 Installation and technical operation of industrial equipment" (by industry); 02/19/03 “Technology of bread, confectionery and pasta”;
02/19/10 “Technology of catering products”;
02.22.01 “Metallurgy of ferrous metals”;
02/22/04 “Metal science and heat treatment of metals”;
02/22/05 “Metal forming”;
02.23.03 “Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles”;
02.23.01 “Organization of transportation and management in transport” (by type);
02.23.06 “Technical operation of railway rolling stock.”
23. Applicants have the right to send an application for admission, as well as the necessary documents, through public postal operators (hereinafter - by mail), as well as in electronic form (if such a possibility is provided in the educational organization) in accordance with the Federal Law of April 6, 2011 N 63-FZ "On Electronic Signature", Federal Law of July 27, 2006 N 149-FZ "On Information, Information Technologies and Information Protection", Federal Law of July 7, 2003 N 126-FZ "On Communications" ". When sending documents by mail, the applicant encloses with the application for admission photocopies of documents proving his identity and citizenship, a document on education and (or) a document on education and qualifications, as well as other documents provided for by this Procedure.
Documents sent by mail are accepted upon their receipt by GBOU VET "ZTTiE" no later than the deadlines established by paragraph 19 of these Rules.
When submitting original documents in person, applicants are allowed to have their photocopies certified by the State Budgetary Educational Institution of Vocational Educational Institution "ZTTiE".
24. It is not allowed to charge fees for those arriving when submitting documents specified in paragraph 20 of these Rules.
25. A personal file is opened for each applicant, in which all submitted documents are stored.
26. When submitting documents in person, the applicant is given a receipt for documents acceptance.
27. Upon written application, applicants have the right to pick up the original document on education and (or) document on education and qualifications and other documents submitted by the applicant. Documents must be returned to GBOU VET "ZTTiE" within the next working day after submitting the application.
V. Entrance tests
28. In accordance with the list of entrance tests for admission to educational programs of secondary vocational education in professions and
specialties that require applicants to have certain creative abilities, physical and (or) psychological qualities, approved by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, entrance tests are held for admission to study in the following specialties of secondary vocational education:
02.54.01 Design (by industry).
29. Entrance tests for citizens entering the specialty 54.02.01 Design (by industry) are carried out based on drawings in order to identify certain creative abilities.
The admissions committee, in accordance with the documents received from the applicant, makes a decision within no more than a week on the admission of the applicant to the entrance examinations, the conditions of his participation in the competition and notifies him about this.
The entrance test includes a review and assessment of the creative works (portfolio) submitted by the applicant, as well as an interview on these works.
Any types (at the applicant's choice) of creative or educational work (of any level) prepared by the applicant (drawing, painting, graphics, composition, computer graphics, decorative and applied arts) are accepted for consideration.
The interview is conducted on the submitted works in order to determine the motivation for choosing this direction for applicants, as well as the level of proficiency (initial, basic) skills in the field of fine arts.
Requirements for a creative competition. Evaluation criteria for creative works submitted by the applicant:
Availability of works that confirm motivation for creative activity: computer graphics, arts and crafts, creative photography, illustration, etc.
Number and content of home, educational, creative work.
30. The results of entrance tests are assessed according to the credit system. Successful completion of entrance examinations confirms that applicants have certain creative abilities, physical and (or) psychological qualities necessary for studying in the relevant educational programs.
Zlatoust Trade and Economic College was founded in 1945 and is widely known in the Urals, Siberia and Bashkiria.
Over its 67-year history, the college has graduated more than 35 thousand specialists for trade, public catering and the Russian economy.
The team of teachers at the technical school is creative, efficient, developing, ensures the integrity of the educational process: 12 people were awarded the sign “Honored Worker of Secondary Vocational Education”, 1 – Candidate of Technical Sciences, 1 – Honored Worker of Trade of Russia, 35% – have the highest category, 37 % - 1st category.
- Priorities of an educational institution
- Maintaining a high reputation of graduates among employers;
- High quality of educational services, information training of specialists, material and technical base;
- Providing internship places and assistance to graduates in finding employment;
Zlatoust Trade and Economic College is widely known in the Urals, Siberia and Bashkiria. Over its 65-year history, the college has graduated more than 35 thousand specialists for trade, public catering and economics.
1945 A difficult war has just ended, the country is beginning to restore its destroyed economy. By order of the People's Commissariat of Trade of the USSR dated October 15, 1945 No. 132, the Zlatoust College of Soviet Trade was created. At first, the technical school was located in the building of primary school No. 4. There were only three classrooms without furniture, windows with broken glass. For another 13 years, the technical school has been renting 5 classrooms on the first floor of school No. 10 at st. Bolshaya Vetluga, 127. An orphanage was located in the same building.
The director of the technical school was V.I. Tukmachev, head teacher Pyotr Aleksandrovich Ozornin, military instructor Anatoly Fedorovich Vasiliev, teacher of Russian language and literature Romashev K.D., geography teacher Brusnik Roman Ivanovich, mathematics teacher Gladkikh Kharitina Grigorievna, German language teacher Vanda Ivanovna Baum, teacher history Ambrasevich Fadey Frantsevich, chemistry teacher Evdokia Ivanovna Karataeva.
The first set of students is 173 people: 3 groups of food commodity experts and 2 groups of accountants. Among the students are not only yesterday's schoolchildren, but also demobilized military personnel. We studied in two shifts. There were not enough textbooks and equipment, and there were only bills for 30 people. Education at the technical school was paid - 75 rubles. For half a year. The administration and teachers strictly monitored class attendance and student performance. In October 1946 By order of the director, penalties are imposed on violators of discipline. Order No. 85 of 10/08/1946 § 3: “For missing one lesson or for being late for unexcused reasons, deduct 1 ruble for each lesson, and for each subsequent 1 ruble. 10 kopecks.”
In April 1947, the student ID card with photo was introduced.
The end of the 40s was the time of the formation of the technical school. The material base is improving. In addition to the two horses that were purchased in Magnitogorsk, the technical school is provided with a truck. Visual aids and educational literature are purchased. During these years, the technical school was headed by Matveev Platon Markovich (from August 1946 to February 1948), Bezrukov Alexander Fedorovich (from February 1948 to August 1950), Musikhin Alexander Ivanovich (from August 1950 to July 1953).
In 1948, the first graduation of specialists trained at the technical school took place. Diplomas are received by 75 food technicians (5 of them with honors) and 44 Soviet trade accountants.
Since 1953, Evgenia Nikolaevna Antonova has taken over the position of director. Under her leadership, the technical school took a big step forward. In 1954, the foundation of a new technical school building was laid. Construction, in which students and teachers took an active part, was completed in 1958. On December 12, 1958, the acceptance certificate of the State Commission was approved and classes were allowed to be held in the educational building of the technical school. Since then, the address of the technical school has remained unchanged: st. Kovshova, 7.
In the year of the 10th anniversary of the technical school (1955), P.N. Kovin, K.D. Romashov, V.R. Romashova, who worked at the technical school since its founding, received gratitude for many years of conscientious work; Surovtsev V.F., Sledova A.F., Lopatina K.I., Lapshina N.T., Potapova S.Yu. - who have worked at the technical school for more than 8 years by this time.
Thanks to the active work of Evgenia Nikolaevna, new specialties are opening at the technical school. Since 1957, the technical school began to train commodity experts in industrial goods, and since 1958, the specialty “food preparation technology” has been opened. The new curricula, which the technical school switched to in 1960, required a combination of theoretical and practical training. Therefore, in addition to practical classes in the new technological laboratory of the technical school, students are required to undergo summer practical training. Students of the technological department practiced this practice at public catering establishments in the cities of Anapa, Sochi, Adler, Gelendzhik, etc.
In addition to the already existing day and evening departments, in 1961 the technical school opened a correspondence department and educational and consulting centers in the cities of Chelyabinsk and Magnitogorsk. R.I. Yanchenko was appointed head of the correspondence department. In 10 years, Magnitogorsk UKP will become an independent educational institution, and Chelyabinsk UKP in 1999 will receive the status of a branch of the technical school.
The 60s were a time of generational change. In 1963, former front-line soldier and land-poor Boris Mikhailovich Samoilin took over the director’s post. At this time, young teachers come to the technical school, who over the years will form the core of the teaching staff. Among them: Savina (Balitskaya) Emma Aleksandrovna (technology and organization of public catering), Afanasyev Yuri Ivanovich (history and literature), Afanasyeva Rimma Sergeevna (trade organization), Maslov Vasily Timofeevich (physics), Khazhieva Raisa Akhmetovna (mathematics), Redkina Svetlana Anatolyevna (geography), Lapshina Ella Grigorievna (chemistry), Krivolapova Klara Nikolaevna (English), Renzyaev Evgeniy Ivanovich (physical education), Malysheva Galina Prokopyevna (commodity science of industrial goods), Dranitsyna Maria Ivanovna (mathematics), Rogulina Lyubov Stepanovna (literature), Krylosova Lidiya Ivanovna (master of industrial training), Ovladeva Maria Grigorievna (chemistry), Maslova (Filimonova) Svetlana Sergeevna (master of industrial training).
In the 60-70s, the technical school lived a bright, full-blooded life. Teachers attend advanced training courses in Moscow, Leningrad, Kazan and other cities. The educational building has 3 laboratories and 22 classrooms, equipped with the latest equipment and samples of goods necessary for the educational process. Students participate in subject clubs and a scientific and technical society. Komsomol meetings, debates, rallies of excellent students and drummers, competitions “Come on, girls!”, “Come on, guys!”, and classes at the University of Music Education, taught by artists of the Chelyabinsk Philharmonic, are held.
A strong business friendship connected the technical school and the Tominsky state farm. Students of the technical school, based on the results of agricultural work, were repeatedly awarded certificates from the state farm and the city committee of the Komsomol, were included on the regional Board of Honor, and the technical school staff was awarded a prize of 500 rubles. Student construction teams work in the Krasnodar region and Moldova.
The sports life of the technical school does not subside. Under the guidance of the most experienced teacher, long-term head of physical education for students, P.S. Zubov, students win prizes in sports competitions not only at the city and regional scale, but also at the all-Union level.
Over the years 70-80, the technical school trained more than 8.5 thousand specialists, 335 of them received diplomas with honors. 1978 was a record year for the college, when 577 students received diplomas.
In 1977, Boris Mikhailovich Samoilin was replaced as director by Lidiya Ivanovna Krylosova. A graduate of ZTST, Lidia Ivanovna returned here in 1966 as a master of industrial training. For ten years she climbed the career ladder to the position of director, during which time she graduated from the Institute of Soviet Trade and worked as a manager. practice, head correspondence department. Lidia Ivanovna worked as director of the technical school for 22 years. During this time, fundamental changes took place in the country. The calm and predictable era of Brezhnev's stagnation was replaced by the crisis of the 90s and the rapid development of market relations. And in these difficult years, the technical school, under the leadership of Lydia Ivanovna, not only survived, but actively developed. In the early 90s, responding to the demands of the time, the specialties “Commerce” and “Management” were opened. In 1991, the Mayak store became a branch of the technical school and the main base of industrial practice for the next 20 years.
A delegation of representatives of the polytechnic from Heihe (PRC) visited the ZTST in 1992, for both parties it was a useful exchange of work experience. In addition, our teachers became acquainted with progressive teaching methods not only in China, but also in Italy, Finland, and Turkey.
In 1993 - 1996, the technical school changed its name twice, first to “Zlatoust Trade and Commercial College”, and from 1996 to the present day “Zlatoust Trade and Economic College”.
Since 1994, the technical school has been actively working on the “development of the North.” Branches are opened in Surgut, Nefteyugansk, Nizhnevartovsk, Noyabrsk. Representative offices are opened in Urai and in the cities of the Chelyabinsk region - Bakal and Miass. As part of the development of the concept of lifelong education, the technical school begins to cooperate with higher education institutions. In 1995, a representative office of the Chelyabinsk Institute of the Russian State Trade and Economic University was opened on the basis of the technical school, and a few years later a representative office of the Kemerovo Technological Institute of the Food Industry appeared.
In 1999, L.I. Krylosova passed the director’s baton to her successor, Honored Trade Worker Svetlana Sergeevna Maslova. Svetlana Sergeevna’s life has been connected with the technical school since 1963, when she entered here to major in merchandising of food products. A year after receiving her diploma, Svetlana Sergeevna returns to the technical school as a master of industrial training in the department of food products merchandising, then studies at the institute and work as a teacher, 20 years of work as deputy director for educational work. Active and energetic, Maslova S.S. For more than 12 years, she confidently led the technical school through the storms and crises of economic reforms.
Since 2012, the technical school has been headed by Alexey Alexandrovich Maslov, candidate of technical sciences, honorary education worker.
Currently, training at the technical school is conducted in 9 specialties, including “Law and organization of social security”, “Insurance business”, “Technology of bread, confectionery and pasta”, which were opened already in the 21st century. The material base of the technical school is being improved, innovative technologies are being introduced into the educational process. On the basis of the technical school in 2008, a regional experimental site was opened “Implementation of the model of continuous multi-level vocational education (NPO - SPO - VPO) in the conditions of social partnership of the educational institution,” which is headed by the head of the methodological center of the technical school, former director Krylosova L.I.
Zlatoust Trade and Economic College has 70 years of work in the education market, almost 40 thousand graduates and several branches in the region and in Russia.
The Chelyabinsk Technical College, established in one of the regional cities of the region, is not only a large educational institution that trains specialists in the secondary vocational education program, but also one of the most modern secondary schools.
The Zlatoust Trade and Economic College has 4 branches that operate in Chelyabinsk, Nizhnevartovsk, Nefteyugansk and Surgut. The number of college graduates is more than 35 thousand people who today work in a wide variety of industries and fields of activity, and the number of full-time college students exceeds 500 people.
Zlatoust Trade and Economic College - branch in Chelyabinsk - specialties
You can become a student at this college in the capital of the Southern Urals in the following specialties and areas of training:
- Commerce
- Technology of catering products
- Commodity research and examination of the quality of consumer goods
- Economics and Accounting
Admission of applicants is carried out both on the basis of secondary (complete) general education (11 classes) and on the basis of basic general education (9 classes). At the same time, students have access to not only the standard full-time course of study, but also a correspondence course in a number of specialties, as well as the opportunity to study under an external study program. Budget and contract places are open to applicants.
The conditions for admission to the Zlatoust Trade and Economic College are standard, but for winners of Olympiads and applicants who received a gold or silver medal, admission to the secondary school is carried out without exams.
Unfortunately, there is no dormitory at the Zlatoust Trade and Economic College, but the educational institution provides all possible assistance in the selection of commercial housing, providing a database of rooms and apartments in the city.
Over the years of operation of the educational institution, the branch of the technical school in Chelyabinsk has gained extensive and professional experience, won awards and distinctions, but the main thing that distinguishes the Zlatoust Trade and Economic College is the opportunities that are given to every student and graduate of the college.
Training takes place in comfortable classrooms, a professional staff of teachers and practitioners is involved in the educational process, and multimedia technologies have been introduced. Students have access to a library, gym, computer classes with Internet access.
Attention is paid to the creative and sports development of each student at the branch of the Zlatoust Trade and Economic College in Chelyabinsk - there are creative teams and sports sections. The educational institution has dozens of traditions and memorable days, which are celebrated annually on the territory of all branches of the educational institution.