Within the framework of the project "Entrepreneurial Classes", the Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Entrepreneurs in the Moscow Region Vladimir Golovnev and the heads of the public reception offices of the Business Ombudsman introduce high school students to the basics of business and various professions. 

The next classes were held in Dmitrov city district.

What rights does an entrepreneur have and how to protect them? What is the difference between an individual entrepreneur and a self-employed one? How to register a legal entity through the multifunctional center? What support measures are in place for aspiring businessmen in the Moscow Region? The answers to all these questions were received today by the students of the course "Entrepreneurial classes". The topics were discussed with the head of the Public Reception of the Commissioner in the Dmitrov and Taldom city districts  Alexander Terentyev.

The students learned about the work on business protection and ways to protect the violated rights of entrepreneurs. Alexander Terentyev spoke about the work of the Business Ombudsman, about what problems entrepreneurs have to solve and how to use the tools to protect legitimate business rights competently. He stressed that the knowledge gained during the course will be extremely useful in life, even if it does not work out to become an entrepreneur.

In turn, the representative of the Entrepreneurship Support Center "My Business" Maria Semenova told the students about the state support for young entrepreneurs. First of all, these are grants for young people. Children up to 25 years old can receive 500 thousand rubles for the development of their business. You can use this money to pay for the rental of premises and equipment. There is no need to return the money, but you will have to report.

The guys are now thinking about their business ideas and starting work on business plans. The information obtained is used in their calculations.