Why do I need a field trip?

In the training of highly qualified personnel, the production practice that students undergo in real conditions at enterprises plays a significant role. It is usually held in between training courses and serves to consolidate the theoretical foundations obtained in the classes at the university.

Industrial practice gives the student the opportunity to finally verify the correctness of his choice. During its passage, he can test his professionalism. Of course, he may not receive especially important and responsible tasks, but he is quite capable of working as an ordinary performer and taking part in solving common production problems.

Industrial practice, in addition, helps company managers get acquainted with new personnel and, if they are worthy, invite them to work after graduation. Today, when the system of guaranteed distribution of graduates after institutes is no longer working, it is in production practice that the student is given the opportunity to prove and prove himself.

A student while working in production has the opportunity to study real situations and verify the knowledge gained during study. He can make decisions independently, justifying the accuracy of his conclusions to the head of practice. The future specialist studies subordination, teamwork, and obtains professional communication skills.

Passing only a theoretical course and gaining practical knowledge in the walls of universities, students do not always clearly understand what they will actually have to do in the workplace. About a lot of what is told in lectures, they have a very superficial and approximate idea. It is in the conditions of production that students acquire the knowledge that is sometimes interesting even for their teachers who read practice reports.

Practice at the enterprise is an excellent occasion to choose a topic and choose good factual material for writing a thesis, which will make his report to the state commission of practical interest and worthy of the highest praise.