1. Up to 17 pupils per class. 2. Consequences for parents when pupils do not attend school. 3. Support teachers for children with special educational needs. More. 4. Support lessons for pupils with learning difficulties should be compulsory. 5. Not all pupils should be required to remain in education until the age of 18.
ZSS
Zespol Szkol Szczecinskiej Fundacji Talent-Promocja-Postep
Other · Poland
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2
positions filed
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legislative file
of 584 tracked
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Zespol Szkol Szczecinskiej Fundacji Talent-Promocja-Postep filed 2 positions on 4 Sept 2026, across 1 of the 584 legislative files tracked here.
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Results of a survey carried out among staff at a school complex (primary and secondary school). What would make the teaching profession more attractive: 1. Higher pay. 2. Fast internet connections. 3. The workplace (better equipped: pens, software). 4. A package of rest and relaxation during and outside working hours. 5. A health package. 6.
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