Osijek’s newest private high school teaches kids etiquette and life skills, including ironing and date behavior with girls

EdukOS: Where Future Leaders Thrive and Life Skills Elevate Learning

In eastern Croatia, EdukOS has become the second private high school in the region. The school, which was previously a Knowledge Center, has been operating for 14 years and has trained over 16 thousand young people in its city center location. Currently, there are 38 full-time students enrolled in the school year. Kristijan Šimičić, an economist and entrepreneur, founded the school as a knowledge center and private gymnasium, investing 700,000 euros to purchase and furnish two office buildings in the city center.

EdukOS sets high standards for its students and teachers. Entrance tests are mandatory, and there are score thresholds and criteria for employment. However, the school emphasizes that it is not a place where grades can be bought but rather a place where students can excel and become future leaders.

The school offers scholarships and tuition assistance to exceptional students from disadvantaged backgrounds and encourages entrepreneurs to support talented students financially. EdukOS also has unique features such as naming classrooms after Croatian scientists, offering housekeeping as an extracurricular activity, and recording lessons for students to access anytime.

The focus of EdukOS is on developing life skills and preparing students for higher education and future careers by providing a modern and innovative learning environment. Students appreciate hands-on learning experiences, trips, social media presence, hot meals in cafeterias or chill zones.

Through monthly surveys, students have the opportunity to voice concerns and suggest improvements. This ensures a positive student-centered educational experience at EdukOS. The commitment to excellence and innovation makes it a preferred choice for students seeking a well-rounded education.

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