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The system of education in Poland
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„Aktywni i skuteczni w Europie wolnej od uprzedzeń”
The system of education
in Poland
It includes public and non-public kindergartens, primary schools, junior high schools, post-secondary schools, art schools and other special schools and educational, tutoring and care establishments. The education system does not cover colleges (universities).
The Constitution of The Republic of Poland guarantees
The Constitution of The Republic of Poland guarantees
Every person has the right to education
Every person has the right to education
Parents are free to choose schools other than public schools for their children
Parents are free to choose schools other than public schools for their children
Public authorities provide citizens with
general and equal access to education
Public authorities provide citizens with
general and equal access to education
Education is compulsory until the age of 18
Education is compulsory until the age of 18
Education in public schools is free of charge
Education in public schools is free of charge
The system of education in brief until 2017
The system of education in brief until 2017
HIGH SCHOOL
(3 years)
* POST-SECONDARY SCHOOL
BASIC VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
(3 years)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (3 years)
TECHNICAL COLLEGE
(4 years)
PRIMARY SCHOOL (6 years)
KINDERGARTEN
The system of education in brief from 2017
HIGH SCHOOL
(4 years)
* POST-SECONDARY SCHOOL
BASIC VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
(2+3 years)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (3 years)
TECHNICAL COLLEGE
(5 years)
PRIMARY SCHOOL (8 years)
KINDERGARTEN
Educational
stages
Educational
stages
KINDERGARTEN
Pre-school education is optional for
children aged 3-4 years, but compulsory
for 5-year-olds.
KINDERGARTEN
Primary school
Education in primary school is free of charge for all pupils and the only requirement for admission is the age of a child. All children aged 6 are required to start primary school.
PRIMARY
SCHOOL
Junior high school
Pupils are admitted to junior high school on the basis of a primary school leaving certificate. Currently, in junior high school are pupils aged 13-16.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Secondary school
In these schools are attended of young people aged 16-19/20. Admission to this school depends on the number of points indicated on the junior high school leaving certificate.
SECONDARY
SCHOOL
Grading scale
Grading scale
The mark/grade is set by the teacher the basis of regular
written and oral tests, homework or semester work.
The mark/grade from educational classes are set in degrees according to the following scale:
perfect - 6,
very good - 5,
good - 4,
satisfactory - 3,
acceptable - 2,
insufficient - 1.
Yearly classification ratings of behavior: exemplary,
very good, good, correct, inadequate and reprehensible.
Basic information
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The school year comprises around 180 days,
from September to June, and is divided into two semesters.
Lessons are held five times a week, Monday through Friday and lasts
45 minutes. The start of the next lesson must be preceded by a pause.
The school of
economics in Poznan
The school of
economics in Poznan
Professions
The school offers education in the following professions:
economic technician, specialities:
- insurance
- finance and accounting
- banking
- small business
IT technician, specialities:
- computer graphics
- WWW design
tourist service technician, speciality:
- organising and servicing congresses and conferences
advertising organisation technician
The school of economics in Poznan also offers additional qualification courses and post-secondary school.
School building
School building
In the building are available computer classrooms with Internet access, interactive boards, a computerised library,
a hall, a common room and a shop.The school can also boast about multi-purpose sports courts and a gym with a fitness room.
Education in this school takes four years and in the last class, students take two examinations: the matriculation examinations (in May) and the vocational qualification examination (in June).
Prizes and awards granted
● 1st place – „Open School” competition, category: economic education
– Organiser: Ministry of National Education
– Competition area: cooperation between schools and NGOs
● Quality Certificate „School of Entrepreneurship”
– granted for implementing educational programmes and entrepreneurship-related enterprises
● Grant winner – „School without violence” programme
– project on preventing violence and aggression at school
Azzurra, Stashek and Charlie recommend ZSE
and economic technician!
In our school -obviously- you
have the chance to take part
in the project Erasmus+.