Leveling for the professional training of deferred soldiers, prior to their entry into university.
Keywords:
Leveling, pre-professional training, higher educationAbstract
In the process of professional training of young people deferred during military service, there are insufficiencies that limit their comprehensive preparation prior to entering Higher Education. Therefore, the need to promote the professional training of these young people in all university profiles is evident. The above is seen as a problem to be solved in the current context. Considering the above, a training program that involves all training organizations is proposed as the objective of the work, in order to achieve a better oriented university student for their university studies.
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