The Presidential Academy recently hosted a seminar focusing on the future
of continuing education. The event featured a report by Doctor of
Economics TATYANA KLYACHKO,director of the Center for Economics of
Continuing Education at the academy.

The seminar addressed critical questions about the current state and
future direction of professional growth, as well as strategies for
individuals and institutions to adapt to the changing demands of the
modern economy.

Keynote Highlights

“Where and how…”

DOCTOR KLYACHKO’s report, titled “Where and how…”, provided an in-depth
analysis of the trends shaping continuing education. The presentation
covered topics such as the increasing importance of lifelong learning, the
role of technology in education, and the need for personalized learning
approaches.

Attendees included educators, policymakers, and industry leaders who
engaged in discussions about the challenges and opportunities facing the
education sector. The seminar served as a platform for sharing best
practices and exploring innovative solutions to enhance the effectiveness
of continuing education programs.

The findings from the seminar are expected to inform future policy
decisions and contribute to the development of more relevant and impactful
educational initiatives.