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Cirkevná spojená škola Panny Márie ,Komarno, SLOVAKIA
The Catholic school centre MARIANUM was founded in 1929, originally as a seminary for future priests and intellectuals. Under communism, the state abolished clerical education and it became a state school. In 1993 the Catholic Church took back the building and since then it has been used as a religious school. Our school building has recently been renovated.
Our school consists of a kindergarten, a primary school and a four-year secondary grammar school. In the current school year, 106 children attend the kindergarten, 238 the nine-grade primary school and 79 students the four-year high school. The number of teaching staff is 48. The low number of students and the family atmosphere have a positive effect on the students' mental development.
The school centre's motto "Return to traditional values" reflects that the school places special emphasis on religious education and preservation of traditional values. Our school offers classes of religious education and we regularly attend Holy Masses. Two thirds of our students are Catholic and one third Reformed. Students go to monthly Mass: Catholics to the Catholic Church, Reformed students to the Reformed Church.
The institution is a minority school in Komárno, where 80 percent of the population belongs to the Hungarian minority. In the school centre, the language of the teaching process is Hungarian, but the students also learn Slovak language in 5 lessons per week. Foreign language teaching is also increased at the school: English (1st foreign language) is learned from the 2nd grade of primary school, German is taught as a 2nd foreign language in 2 hours per week at the high school. The school has a high level of technical equipment, with students actively using tablets, interactive whiteboards and other digital tools in lessons.
The school has a brand new chemistry laboratory for students to carry out science experiments with modern equipment. The IT room is well equipped with computers and tablets, robotics tools and a 3D printer to support innovative teaching. For years, students from our school have been involved in the Erasmus+ project, which has been a priority in the life of our school.
Additionally, student life is enriched by family trips, presentations and performances, excursions and exchange programs. In addition to compulsory classes there is a great variety of extracurricular clubs, such as drama classes, sports clubs, handcraft, ICT, singing in a choir etc.
The school choir has been outstandingly successful from the very beginning up to the present day.
Our school's drama group is the best Hungarian-speaking student drama group in Slovakia for the 3rd year in a row. Many students apply to our school because they want to be part of the drama group.
SPGE ,, John Atanasov”,Sofia, BULGARIA
SPGE ,, John Atanasov”,Sofia, BULGARIA
Sofia Vocational High School of Electronics "John Atanasov"(SPGE) is a state vocational high school. Since 1968 until now, more than 6,000 technicians have graduated in the specialty "Electronic Technology" - profiles "Electronic Computing Technology" and "Industrial Electronics".
The professional training now includes the professions "System Programmer", "Computer Systems Technician", "Electronics Technician" and "Energy Equipment and Installation Technician" created by the PHARE program within the project "Improving Vocational Training and Education ”, developed and updated with the new State Educational Requirements in 2004.
Students are trained in these professions in 6 specialties after the 7th grade in a total of 24 classes. The students have intensive training in English, as a first foreign language and German as a second foreign language.
The interest in technology of the students in this high school is high and this keeps the competition score very high.
Since 2001, over 350 of our students and over 30 teachers have been conducting their production practice in European countries such as: Great Britain, Germany, Ireland, etc.
More than 150 students receive a certificate from the Cisco School Academy, and 83 students (Microsoft Technology Associate) from Microsoft programs.
For 2004, SPGE has a team of 8 high school students in 4th place in the "JOIN MULTIMEDIA 2004" project of "Siemens" among 1400 ranked teams from 36 countries.
In 2016-2017, 8 teachers were trained under the "Erasmus +" program in Germany. 357 students from 26 interest groups are involved in the project "Development of students' abilities and increasing their motivation to learn through activities developing specific knowledge, skills and competencies ("Your Hour") - phase I, with two years duration of the project.
In SPGE for the specialty "Industrial Electronics" since the beginning of the 2016-2017 educational year, elements of a dual form of education have been involved.
Under the guidance of experienced mentors in 4 partner companies, students work two days a week in real production conditions at a specific workplace.
Our school offers a wholesome and secure education by hardworking teachers in hardware and software specialties. We are able to work in a healthy environment, not only being surrounded by nice classmates but also having high-quality equipment in every each of our classrooms, a big recently equipped STEM centre, many low-current laboratories, a solar laboratory and a workshop for RES installations.
Over 80% of our graduates continue their education in higher education institutions in Bulgaria, United Kingdom, the USA, Austria, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, etc.
The school CISCO NETWORK ACADEMY is a member of BAMA. High school students, under the guidance of certified instructors, are trained for free to acquire the international CISCO certificate "Cisco CCNA Routing & Switching".
Our school was the first in Bulgaria to certify teachers-engineers as trainers in the RES specialty. It systematically conducts training qualification courses on photovoltaics, solar thermal systems, facilities for the production of energy from biomass, heat pumps and have certified 170 installers to date.
Our students attend different sport extracurricular activities as Art, Dancing, Music and Robotics. They are highly motivated and interested in modern and interactive school activities and events.
Vyšší odborná škola zdravotnická, Střední zdravotnická škola a Obchodní akademie ,Trutnov, THE CZECH REPUBLIC
Vyšší odborná škola zdravotnická, Střední zdravotnická škola a Obchodní akademie ,Trutnov, THE CZECH REPUBLIC
Vyšší odborná škola zdravotnická, Střední zdravotnická škola a Obchodní akademie, Trutnov has 104 employees and 720 students.
The secondary medical high school offers four study programmes: Medical Lyceum, Practical Nurse, Nutrition Assistant and Masseur in Healthcare. All studies are 4-year studies and they are finished by Maturita (school-leaving) exam. The higher medical school offers one branch: A General Nurse (with diploma). The Business Academy offers a 4-year secondary education.
Our students are also involved in the activities of the Duke of Edinburgh's Foundation, where they carry out their tasks and meet the set goals.
The school intensively supports the talented students, the students with limited opportunities to study, the students coming from socially deprived background, those living with a single parent and the students with a health handicap. All these groups of students have been worked with focus on their individual needs in education and incorporation in the society.
Grundtvig Institute ,Budapest, HUNGARY
Grundtvig Institute ,Budapest, HUNGARY
Grundtvig Institute is small and medium sized enterprise located in Budapest, Hungary, with 3 members and some volunteers, such as the teachers of its asscociated partners. The organisation was established based on the philosophy of Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig to educate people for active participation in society and provide them with practical skills. Inspired by N.F.S. Grundtvig, the organisation promotes lifelong learning, active participation, intercultural understanding, inclusion, tolerance and solidarity.
Grundtvig Institute provides opportunities to young people and adults to develop themselves on European mobility projects (youth exchanges, seminars, training courses, study visits or networking events) and promotes work-based learning opportunities in Budapest and abroad for vocational students.
The Institute is embracing socially relevant issues and works with a wide range of topics, for example media literacy, sustainable development, active citizenship, democracy, human rights, early school leaving in vocation education, inclusion of marginalised groups, innovation, entrepreneurship etc.
Grundtvig Institute works together with educational organisations (high schools, vocational schools and universities), non-governmental organisations which are providing activities using non-formal education methods to young people, as well as different companies from the creative and cultural,- entertainment,- construction,- hospitality – and mass media industries just to mention a few.
The associated partner of Grundtvig Institute
Pesterzsébeti Technikum is in the 20th district of Budapest. We prepare our students for graduation in five professional sectors - logistics, economics and management, and tourism, and we also train pedagogical assistants. The school is popular in the region due to its student-centered educational work and plays an active role in the cultural life of the area The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, in the form of folk dance and cheerleading groups, sports clubs, eco-school programs, and preparatory sessions for academic and professional competitions.
Liceul Tehnologic "Edmond Nicolau",Braila, ROMANIA
Liceul Tehnologic "Edmond Nicolau",Braila, ROMANIA
„Edmond Nicolau“ Technical College is a high school located in Brăila, a Danubian town situated in the south-east of Romania. This small town can be described as a mixture of cultures such as Greek, Russian, Gipsy, Turkish, etc. In the past six years, the school experienced such an advanced dynamic growth that at present it is the largest technical college in the town. Our school has achieved a large number of students, especially due to its diverse educational offer.
The school provides practical training both in our school, which has been recently equipped and at different economic agents which have signed conventions for training students in certain fields. The school has a central location with access to all means of transport. There are 830 students in our school, studying in different labs and cabinets: Computer / Physics / Foreign Languages. The school staff is made up of 43 associate teachers and 11 substitute teachers. The most important factor of change is the ability to innovate, to cooperate and to interconnect successful activities from an economy, general knowledge and community life, our school encourages learning in order to achieve some important goals: learn to have knowledge and skills and be fully prepared to live
in the community. Therefore, our school considers the students to be in the center of qualitative education, offering them a general and professional preparation.
Zespół Szkół Technicznych im.Mikołaja Kopernika ,Zielona Góra, POLAND
Zespół Szkół Technicznych im.Mikołaja Kopernika ,Zielona Góra, POLAND
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