International schools: Opening doors to study abroad
Private schools offer various leaving exams.
Language barrier limits Slovaks’ hospitality, foreign students say
Universities yet to tackle obstacles to the Erasmus programme.
3 steps to help children (and adults) thrive
Being isolated from each other has caused a rise in mental health issues among young people.
Getting young people to think outside the box
Embracing Slovak culture and society at Cambridge International School.
Why Slovaks love to accumulate letters before and after their names
It is not unusual to find people brandishing combinations of three, four, five or even more titles.
State bungles its effort to keep university students in Slovakia
Payment of scholarships have been delayed by months.
President Čaputová appoints a conservative as education minister
In the past, Ján Horecký chaired the Association of Catholic Schools.
A big decision for Ukrainian mothers: Slovak school or no Slovak school?
Refugee children are not obliged to attend Slovak school at present.
Schools to decide on use of mobile phones. New rules come into effect
Changes accompany the upcoming school year.
Controversy over "practical woman" programme
The programme is intended for children who haven't finished primary education.
Slovakia is struggling to replace a generation of disappointed teachers
Schools lack hundreds of teachers.
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