First Cohort of Russian Students Trained in Digital Skills for Construction
DOM.RF Academy has completed its first innovative training module on digital competencies for college students.
Russia has completed training for the first group of students enrolled in a federal educational module focused on digital competencies, the Russian government said. The courses launched in September 2025 at colleges in Krasnodar, Yoshkar-Ola, Yakutia, and Ulyanovsk.
Students learned how to use key digital tools now applied in the construction industry, including the Tsifrovoy kontrol stroitelstva (Digital Construction Control) platform from DOM.RF and software products developed by ASCON. They also studied building information modeling technologies and artificial intelligence. The training was built around practical tasks and individual learning paths tailored to each student’s level of preparation.
A New Urban Environment
Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin said it is important that future builders and engineers begin mastering modern technologies and software while still in college.
Alexey Nidens, first deputy CEO of DOM.RF, added that the priority is to train specialists who will introduce innovation in residential construction and help shape a new urban environment.
