Technical Secondary School in Poland: Understanding Technikum and Its Educational Focus

Gdańsk, Poland

Operating in Gdańsk since 1961, Szkoły Ekonomiczno-Handlowe im. Macierzy Szkolnej w Gdańsku Technikum nr 11 w Gdańsku prepares specialists in economics, commerce, and accounting.

Gdańsk, Poland

Gdańsk technikum with English and German, preparing for seven technical professions within the Conradinum complex.

Żarnowiec, Poland

Agricultural and veterinary technician specializations shape vocational learning within a public educational complex supervised by the Ministry of Agriculture.

Serock, Poland

A public multi-vocational school in Serock with training in hospitality, logistics, port operations, and food services.

Sławno, Poland

Technical specializations ranging from IT and programming to catering and landscape design are offered in Sławno.

Przemystka, Poland

Agricultural mechanics, veterinary science, and agrotronics anchor the rural and service-oriented curriculum of this public Przemystka institution.

Przygodzice, Poland

Agricultural, veterinary, chemical, and environmental engineering programmes are offered at this public technical school in Przygodzice.

Bolków, Poland

A multi-vocational public technical school in Bolków offering programs from landscape architecture and hospitality to renewable energy systems.

Proszowice, Poland

Business, logistics, and service pathways in economics, trade, hospitality, and forwarding define a public multi-vocational technical school in Proszowice.

Pniewy, Poland

Mechatronics, logistics, economics and gastronomy shape the technical profile of this public school in Pniewy.

Bolesławowo, Poland

Agricultural and renewable energy curricula in Bolesławowo prepare young specialists for modern rural enterprise.

Milanówek, Poland

Four distinct foreign languages support six diverse technical specialisations at this public secondary school in Milanówek.