Polish schools establish new partnerships with universities

Educational institutions in Poland are establishing new partnerships to bridge the gap between secondary and higher education.

In Włocławek, the Faculty of Health Sciences at the State Academy of Applied Sciences (PANS) has entered into a didactic and research patronage agreement with the medical class at Zespół Szkół nr 4. This collaboration aims to provide students with access to university infrastructure, including lectures, workshops, and academic library resources, to help them prepare for careers in medical and health sciences.

Similarly, the I General Secondary School in Rawicz has signed a partnership agreement with the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Wrocław. This initiative allows high school students to participate in university lectures and workshops, fostering direct relationships with researchers to assist in their professional career planning.