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Serbian School Introduces New Program at the Request of a German Factory: Jobs and High Salaries Await Immediately
After the expansion of "modern" professions, craftsmen have been making a comeback in recent years. They have become highly sought after and very well-paid. The Mechanical-Traffic School in Čačak has been training craftsmen of various profiles for a decade, and starting this September, a new educational profile will be formed – a mechanic for tool maintenance and assembly, intended for the needs of modern industry.
TL;DR
- Craftsmanship is experiencing a resurgence due to demand for skilled trades.
- The Mechanical-Traffic School in Čačak is introducing a new profile: mechanic for tool maintenance and assembly.
- The new program was initiated by the German company PWO, which identified a need for such specialists.
- Professors Zoran Mišić and Drago Savković, along with Milan Gromović, a former student and now assistant director of the Institute for the Advancement of Education, were instrumental in developing the curriculum.
- The school has seen significant interest in its artistic programs, with more applicants than available spots.
- A total of 11 classes covering various fields will be enrolled in the first grade of the school this year.