Secondary Industrial School in Stará Turá, Slovakia

Secondary Industrial School in Stará Turá (Slovak: Stredná priemyselná škola Stará Turá), until 1 September 2023 known as Secondary Professional School in Stará Turá (Slovak: Stredná odborná škola Stará Turá), is a secondary school in Stará Turá, Slovakia. Established on 1 September 2003 merging Secondary Industrial School of Electrical Engineering (Slovak: Stredná priemyselná škola elektrotechnická) and Secondary Vocational School of Electrical Engineering (Slovak: Stredné odborné učilište elektrotechnické) as Associated Secondary School of Electrical Engineering (Slovak: Združená stredná škola elektrotechnická) and on 1 September 2008 was renamed to Secondary Professional School. In 2018 it underwent reconstruction of the exterior facade and dining room, and was added a new rest area for school pupils. In December 2019 was finished reconstruction of the main part of the school gym and dressing rooms.[1][2]

Secondary Industrial School in Stará Turá
Stredná priemyselná škola Stará Turá
Principal office and dormitory building in 2019
Address
Športová 675
916 01 Stará Turá

Slovakia
Information
TypeSecondary professional school
Established2003 (ZSŠE)
2008 (SOŠ)
FounderTrenčín Region
PrincipalIng. Milan Duroška
Staff30 teachers, 6 masters
Websitewww.sosst.sk/zsse
www.sosst.edupage.sk

Fields of study

Fields of study of the secondary vocational school education
  • Mechanic adjuster
  • Computer network technician
  • Mechanic electro technician
  • Digital media Graphic Designer
  • Intelligent and digital system administrator

Fields of study of the secondary industrial school education
  • Information & networking technologies
  • Electrical engineering

Apprenticeship fields of study
  • Electro mechanical
  • Metal worker

References
  1. a.s, Petit Press. "Župa počas leta investuje do rekonštrukcie škôl". mytrencin.sme.sk (in Slovak).
  2. "Zmodernizovanú telocvičňu na Strednej odbornej škole v Starej Turej budú môcť žiaci využívať už v tomto roku". mytrencin.sme.sk. 18 September 2019. Retrieved 13 January 2020.

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