Criminal punishment did not deprive them of the right to education. 75 detainees of penitentiary no. 4 in the city of Cricova decided to study a profession to practice when they go to freedom. In September last year, they had to choose between four jobs offered by the prison school, and after ten months, those enrolled in the studies will be elected as electrician, plasterer, wood sculptor and blacksmith.

Maxim is 26 years old and wood sculpture is easy to give. The course came as soon as he learned he was there. 

"When the time comes to be released, I can hire myself at work. Wood sculpture is greatly appreciated because it is a hard manual job and if you have good fantasy you can do many beautiful things", said Maxim. 

The sculpture section is attended by 13 inmates. 

"Here we study wood sculpture, carpentry. This is a creative process in which man puts his soul and can not work after time", said Alexei Hromov, master-instructor scumbag. 

For learning, learners benefit not only from professional knowledge, but also from an additional meeting, a parcel or a phone call from the close.

"I still have a year and five months, but because I'm learning, I'm gonna be happy to be released sooner and it's working out somewhere, I'll get a normal letter to support my family, how it helps me they now", said a detainee. 

Exemptions are even greater for those who want to work in the field of construction. For every day worked after bars, the detainee can be exempted even for 10 days of detention. 

"I want to be employed in the legal field, right now in the penitentiary, I am engaged in work with salary, and we are going to put the roof at the administrative block and outside the penitentiary and here and in our sectors where we are," he said. a man.

"I've been working for 3 years at the Penitentiary Canteen, and in our free time we come here. When I was at liberty I did not have a chance to learn", said a detainee. 

In Penitentiary no. 4 of the city of Cricova are serving the punishment of 812 people.