Head of Alabuga Polytech promises to pay students half a million rubles for assembling drones
The head of Alabuga Polytech promised to pay students 500,000 rubles for assembling drones
This was stated by the enterprise’s director Elvira Fomina at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), T-invariant reports.
Her appearance took place at a VEB session hosted by Tina Kandelaki. Bank head Igor Shuvalov also took part in it.
“We can talk about 500,000 a month,” Fomina said in response to Kandelaki’s question about how much a 20-year-old student could earn in production.
“Nice! Maybe you have some acquaintances. And how do you get in? Commercial break. Where should people call? There’s still time, call Alabuga Polytech, you can still make it by September!” Kandelaki responded.
The outlet calls the appearance a “planned advertising campaign,” since posts about Fomina’s statement with a short video from the broadcast began being posted by pro-war bloggers and war correspondents just an hour after the plenary session ended.
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At SPIEF, students were promised up to 500,000 for assembling drones.
War production was pitched like September admissions.