Zespół Szkół Ekonomiczno-Odzieżowych w Gnieźnie, Technical and economic school in Gniezno, Poland
The school at Chrobrego Street 23 is a vocational institution specializing in economics and clothing trades. It offers training across multiple departments including logistics, accounting, computer science, and advertising through structured educational programs.
Founded in 1901 during Prussian rule, the school became a Polish educational institution in 1918 when Wacław Fischer took over as its first Polish director. The transition marked the beginning of its operation under independent Polish administration.
Students participate in national competitions, with the logistics program participants achieving recognition at the National Logistics Olympiad through specialized technical education.
The building is accessible during school hours, though hours may vary depending on specific courses and programs being offered. Visitors should know this is an active educational facility where classes are held throughout the day and external access may be limited.
The school building gained protected historical status in 2004, preserving its original architectural character while serving as an active learning space. This blend of heritage preservation and contemporary education demonstrates how older structures can maintain their character while adapting to modern use.
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