World War II veteran sets up an educational facility in Yakutsk for school-aged pupils
Former History Teacher and Military Operation Participant to Open Tutoring Center
Ayal Mokhachevsky, a participant in a special military operation, is set to open a tutoring center in September 2025. The center, which will cater to middle and high school students, received a grant of 200,000 rubles from the "SVOye Delo | 14" educational program to launch its business.
The "My Business" Center, with the support of the regional "Patriots of the Fatherland" fund, also provided backing for Mokhachevsky's project. The expert commission recognized the project as promising and socially significant.
Mokhachevsky, a former history teacher at School No.26 in Yakutsk, aims to help students prepare for exams, improve their grades, and develop as individuals. The center's primary focus is on nurturing critical thinking and historical literacy in students.
Mokhachevsky believes that his experience as a teacher and a participant in the SVO will aid in helping students. He emphasizes the importance of education in shaping the future.
In the future, the center plans to expand its offerings to include other school subjects. The tutoring center's mission is not just about helping students better absorb material, but also about fostering their personal growth.
The tutoring center is being opened with the support of the regional "Patriots of the Fatherland" fund and the "My Business" Center. Mokhachevsky's project won the "SVOye Delo | 14" educational program, but no further grants are repeated as they were already mentioned in earlier bullet points.
For more detailed information about the tutoring center, such as its background, goals, subjects offered, or future expansion plans, it is recommended to check official sources or contact the tutoring center directly.
The "My Business" Center, with the backing of the regional "Patriots of the Fatherland" fund, supports Ayal Mokhachevsky's education-and-self-development project, the upcoming "My Business" tutoring center, which aims to foster learning among middle and high school students, especially in the realm of critical thinking and historical literacy. The center's founder, Mokhachevsky, who is a former history teacher and participant in a special military operation, asserts that his unique experiences will aid students in their academic journey and personal growth.
