To obtain the title of Honored Worker of Culture, it is necessary to go a long way and overcome many obstacles, since this title is awarded only to highly qualified workers of cultural institutions.
Instructions
Step 1
Be aware that the title of Honored Worker of Culture is a government award. This title is granted only to people truly loyal to the culture of our country, which is approved only by a presidential decree. The basic principle of granting is to consistently receive lower awards for conscientious work and dedication to the culture of the country.
Step 2
The title of Honored Worker of Culture is granted to people who have worked in cultural institutions for at least 15 years. This is a fairly long period of time during which a person really showed himself at his best.
Step 3
Obtaining the title of Honored Worker of Culture implies the preliminary collection of documents. For more accurate information on the collection of documents, it is better to contact the President's Office for State Awards. There are certain forms of filling out. You can also get them by contacting the president's office.
Step 4
This title is very broad and includes the fruitful popularization of culture, the preservation of the country's heritage, the training of new personnel in the cultural sector, and the attraction of youth to joint cooperation.
Step 5
Obtaining this title is a long process. The submitted documents are checked carefully and in a manner and studied to the smallest detail. Be prepared for the possibility of rejection, as the list of applicants is so large that only the best of the best are chosen. Don't be discouraged if you don't meet some of the selection criteria.
Step 6
Wait for the official approval or refusal to you in this rank. Don't jump to conclusions. Applications can be considered for several years if this year you have not been awarded the title of honored worker, it is possible that next year you will still receive it.
