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7 hours agoHaradinaj: Schooling of our young people should be based on European market needs
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Prizren's children are lucky to have a school like Loyola and to use this option” So said Republic of Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, after a working visit to the “high school. Loyola” and where the new project “was introduced Professional High School Loyola”, this domain project [...]
Prime Minister Haradinaj, on this occasion, said that the Kosovo High School project is a new event, is a real concept of life, market and trust at the “high school. Loyola” for her involvement in education for Kosovo youth.
This is the best investment we can make, is the proper and quality schooling of our children, and this is also our orientation like Government, for the education of our young. Any effort that offers this will receive institutional support” has increased Prime Minister Haradinaj, expressing his and the Kosovo Government's commitment to helping this educational institution.
The goal is to enable our young people for the job market to advance as in other developed states, such as Germany, Austria or elsewhere”, Prime Minister Haradinaj said, praising how this school of Kosovar teachers and Kosovo students has tremendous success in educating our young.
Having the opportunity to look closely at this school's plans in the new project for Professional High School “Loyola” within the Inovative and Training Park in Prizren, Prime Minister Haradinaj said such an institution would have the unreserved support of all institutions, so that such projects with this aim could have even more in the future.
“This is the model to follow”, Prime Minister Haradinaj said.
During the presentation of the project for the new school, there are instructions on how this mecathronic school can function in the best way, adapting to the labour market, which can be achieved through a school-compon bond.
Part of the presentation were Kosovo companies that presented their concrete employment needs.
Finance Minister of the Republic of Kosovo Bedri Hamza, Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Shyqiri Bytyqi, Customs Director Bahri Berisha, German Ambassador to Kosovo Christian Heldt, Austrian Ambassador Gernot Pfandler, former president of the Republic of Kosovo, Atifete Jahjaga, Prizren Mayor Mytaher Haska, and other institutional representatives and economic Odas
