In June, approximately 1,620 students took advantage of the opportunity to work at co-funded jobs nationwide

Among the employers who employed the most students in June include companies such as the Riga International Airport, the Ventspils Olympic Center, the Liepaja Municipal Employment Projects Agency. , Daugavpils City Council, Daugavpils Regional Hospital. With SEA support during the summer months of this year, students will have a total of 5179 co-funded jobs nationwide. Young people aged 15 to 20 who are studying and studying at general, vocational or vocational schools next year work in shops, restaurants, cultural and sports institutions, offices, farms, municipalities and other workplaces

Employers offer students this summer skills such as facilitator, clerk, librarian, ticket inspector, gardener, clerk data, exhibition supervisor, customer advisor, farm worker, airport pbadenger service agent, dashboard badistant, warehouses According to ANV, summer work for students is not only an opportunity to earn a salary for the work done, but also what is important to obtain in the future. very valuable work experience. When they work in national workplaces co-financed with employers, students gain a very useful practical image of professional life, discover what is a job interview, competitiveness, finding of a work contract, job responsibilities and labor relations. the job can be extended to two months. For the work done, the student receives a salary at least equal to the minimum wage in the country for a full-time job in one month.

The EES reminds students that they can register electronically before August 16th on the NVA website. The student must enroll in the region and in the region where he wishes to work. However, student enrollment does not guarantee participation in the event as the number of co-funded jobs nationally is limited and experience from previous years shows that the number of Enrolled exceeds the number of jobs offered.