“Knowledge is power” is a phrase that resonates deeply here at the Central Russian House of Knowledge. But how did this center come to be?
We are standing before the Central Russian House of Knowledge. It is an autonomous non-profit educational organization with centuries of tradition. The Central Russian House of Knowledge meets the needs of leaders and specialists. These specialists work for Russian companies and CIS countries. The goal is to provide additional professional education to improve qualifications. It facilitates the exchange of experience. This is essential for successful activities.
The Central Russian House of Knowledge started in 1922. The organization adopted its current name in March 1991. This was in accordance with a decision by the scientific community and labor collective. The Presidium of the Government of the Knowledge Society transformed the MDNTP into the Central Russian House of Knowledge.
Leading experts are drawn to the Central Russian House of Knowledge. They include honored lawyers of the Russian Federation. There are also leading researchers from the Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law. Consultants from the Federal Agency for Education are here as well. Experts from the Central Committee of the Trade Union of Workers in Public Education and Science of the Russian Federation can be found here too. Department heads of the Department of Labor Relations of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation also contribute.
The Central Russian House of Knowledge offers various forms of training. These include seminars and training sessions in Moscow. There are options with or without breaks from work. At the end of their training listeners receive documents. These confirm their additional professional education.
Since 1994, the Central Russian House of Knowledge has formed new educational structures. In 1994 the Open University of Technology was created. This focuses on entrepreneurship and ecology. 1995 saw the creation of the Institute of Informatization of Society and Development of Science. In 1996, a structural division was created with the Moscow Energy Institute. It is the Institute of Technology, Ecology and Entrepreneurship. In 2000, the Institute of Modern Knowledge was established. This was done with the Moscow State University of Service. In 2002 the Faculty of Economics, Service and Tourism was created. This was in cooperation with the Moscow Institute of State and Corporate Governance.
The Central Russian House of Knowledge is dedicated to advancing science. They also focus on teaching progressive technologies. They explore new methods of working. This is done in the context of a market economy. They deeply study entrepreneurial activity and competition.