According to the program of the first day of the open gathering of the "foreign languages" educational field, at 11:05 Irina Apoyan and the 11th graders were to present the results of the  “The future Specialists Present” project at their open lesson.

Mary Markosyan,  the future financial specialist, informed the listeners that financial specialists work closely with their clients to understand their financial goals, assess their risk tolerance, and develop tailored strategies to help them achieve financial success. They analyze market trends, evaluate investment opportunities, and provide recommendations to optimize their clients' financial portfolios. A question rose in me: “Which school subject is closest to Mary’s future profession? mathematics, social science, or economic geography?”

Anahit Vermishyan talked about her future profession. She wants to become a graphic designer. Anahit Vermishyan's speech was interesting. She has well understood the essence of the graphic designer's work. In her presentation, she informs that the graphic designer gives ideas, feelings and future-determining messages with the design. Various computer programs are of great help to the designer. Karine Matsakyan works professionally as a graphic designer in our educational complex. Does Anahit know what computer programs K

Ari Agop made his presentation in quite an interesting way and at a high level. The title of Ari's presentation was "The Future Lawyer". He had done research to find out what challenges he would have to overcome in order to become a lawyer and how to be a sought-after professional in the job market.

When Ari finished his speech, I asked him what he would like to be: a prosecutor, a defense attorney, or a judge. He replied that he would like to protect the law from criminals, not the other way around.

I think that the open training achieved its goal. The students presented their future professions, the difficulties of becoming a good specialist and the ways to overcome them in fluent English.