Education in Peć

Bedri Pejani Gymnasium

Education in Peć, Kosovo, is a system with no tuition fees, mandatory for all children between the ages of 6-18. It consists of a nine-year basic comprehensive school (starting at age six and ending at the age of fifteen) secondary general and professional education commonly known as high school and higher education (University). It also includes non-mandatory daycare programs for babies and toddlers and a one-year "preschool". The school year runs from early September to late June of the following year. Winter break runs from late December to early January, dividing the school year into two semesters. Peć is the only city in Kosovo that offers high school education in arts and general education for the visually impaired.

Elementary education

Elementary education is divided in two parts. The first includes grades from 1 to 5 in which the students are taught by a single teacher. The second part is known as the lower secondary education and it includes grades from 6 to 9. Each subject is taught by a different teacher specialized in their subject.

Elementary school Asdreni

Elementary schools

High School education

Secondary education includes grades from 10 to 12 and each school is divided into its own departments.

High school

Professional education

Art School Odhise Paskali

Professional education is a part of the educational system and professional training that enables students who have finished mandatory education inclusion in a democratic society as active and competent participants, and successful engagement in the constantly changing labor market. There are two professional high schools in Peć:

Departments Carpentry Metallurgy Electrotechnic Construction Textile
Number of students 138 225 442 138 48

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Departments Catering and tourism Juristics
Number of students 320 994

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Private Schools

The private schools in Peć offer Education from sixth to twelfth grade. The amount of students per class is generally smaller than in public school and the schedule is longer.

Cambridge Gymnasium

Number of students and teachers according to the 2011-2012 statistics:[3]

Header text Kindergarten and preschools Elementary High Schools Private high schools
Number of students 1542 8433 6581 142
Number of teachers 91 380 443 18

Number of students based on Ethnicity according to the 2011-2012 statistics:[3]

Header text Albanian Bosnian Turk RAE community Others In total
Kindergarten and preschool 1467 38 1 36 - 1541
Elementary schools 14195 459 1 638 2 15295
Secondary schools 6224 241 - 94 22 6581

Other

Music school Halit Kasapolli

The "Halit Kasapolli" school of music is the only school of its kind in Peć. The school that is named after the composer from Peć Halit Kasapolli, started working in 2008. In the absence of profile singing the students study Music Theory and Instruments: piano, clarinet, violin, flute and guitar.[4]

School for the visually impaired Dr. Xheladin Deda

School for the blind and the visually impaired – resource center Dr. Xheladin Deda in Peć is the only institution in Kosovo that offers education to blind and visually impaired children. It was founded in 1982 and works as a public institution financed by the Kosovo Ministry of Education.[5]

Universities

Haxhi Zeka University

The public university Haxhi Zeka is originally a descendant of the Faculty of Applied Business Sciences (FABS) in Peć that was founded in 1960 with the decision of KSAK as an Economic-Commercial high school in Peć. At the beginning the school only consisted of the Commercial Business in the enterprise department and only a small number of teachers.[6]

Now it consists of the following faculties:

European College Dukagjini

The European College Dukagjini began its work in October 2006, and immediately enrolled more than 600 students in one academic year (2006/2007). Based on this significant demand, expectations are that this university could, in one five-year cycle of studies, have at least 4000 to 5000 students.[7]

European Dukagjini College includes the following faculties:

Faculty of Economy with the departments:

Faculty of law with the departments:

Faculty of Biotechnology

References

  1. [Municipality of Peć - Archives].
  2. 1 2 Ministry of education.
  3. 1 2 Kosovo Agency of Statistics.
  4. Zeri.info.
  5. School for the blind and visually impaired - Kosovo.
  6. Haxhi Zeka University.
  7. Dukagjini College.
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