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Pučko otvoreno učilište Čakovec
Pučko otvoreno učilište Čakovec is an adult education centre with a long history of providing formal and non-formal education programmes. It offers over 100 courses designed to enhance skills, improve employability, and support lifelong learning. The institution focuses on digital learning, environmental education, and social inclusion, providing tailored programmes for vulnerable groups, including the elderly, unemployed, and low-skilled adults. With a strong emphasis on technological innovation, it integrates digital tools into education, ensuring accessible and flexible learning opportunities for diverse adult learners
”HOTEL SCHOOL” Hotel Management College, established since 2010, is an accredited HEI, VET, ADULT education institution has accredited study field of ‘’Hotel and Restaurant Service, Tourism, and Recreation Organisation’’ with the study programmes of levels EQF5, EQF4, EQF3. College holds Erasmus accreditations in HED, VET, ADULT sectors.
HOTEL SCHOOL is an approved BTEC (Pearson) centre delivering education in qualifications (level 3, 4, 5) in Hospitality Management, Culinary Arts, Business.
The college delivers courses in hospitality and culinary arts, foreign languages, integration courses about life in Latvia for migrants, and prepares pedagogic courses for educators, participates in Erasmus+, Nordplus and other projects with the strong focus on sustainability, twin transition.
ICEP s.r.o.
ICEP is the Institute of European Certification of Personnel which has 15 years of experiences as an accreditation, certification or qualification body and acts as the leader in the certification sector for the recognition, certification and validation of digital competences. Our mission is to certify the verifiable formal and non-formal competences of professionals and individuals, through a set of standardised requirements, procedures and quality assurance measures, in accordance with International Standards.
Our vision is to contribute to the establishment and expansion of a solid international certification system in the job sector and in volunteering, through the provable qualification of professionals and individuals. Certification of competence is subject to supervisions and controlled by competent authorities; in Slovakia, the Slovak National Accreditation Service (SNAS, member of MLA) is the designated institution for the accreditation of certification bodies according to ISO/IEC 17024:12, requiring independence, competence and impartiality. In fact, the Certification of Competence can only represent an added value if the assessment and certification process is performed by an Independent Third Party. ICEP has been granted a SNAS accreditation for the Auditor QMS Scheme – Reference code: O-020.

Tehnička škola Pirot
Technical school in Pirot is a vocational secondary school and the biggest educational institution on the territory of Pirot
district. With its 144 year-long tradition, Technical school represents an inevitable link in the field of education to great many
generations of students who became successful engineers, teachers and workers. Technical school operates in three major fields – electrical engineering,
mechanical engineering and traffic engineering and constantly tries to keep up with modern technological and economic
trends and meet the demands of labor market at the same time. Our study programs are focused on meeting economic
demands and are:
• In the field of electrical engineering- IT technician, mechatronics technician, vehicle electronics technician
• In the field of mechanical engineering – technician of computer control of CNC machines
• In the field of transportation – road traffic technician and driver of motor vehicles
Currently there are 694 students attending Technical school and 94 employees with different professional qualifications – 68 exactly are the teaching staff, while the other 26 are non-teaching personnel at school. Wishing to further enable its intention to continuously participate in European cooperation projects, Technical School has adopted a European development plan, which defined our strategic priorities in terms of international cooperation which launches the initiative.

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