Management and administration of the VET system in Poland has a three-level structure: national, partially regional and district.
Social partners are involved in developing the VET system by giving opinions on planned changes to VET.
At upper secondary level, students can gain vocational qualifications at a three-year basic vocational school or at a four-year upper secondary technical school.
Polish VET at technical schools and post-secondary schools is mainly school-based with a share of 50% practical training in VET programmes, while in basic vocational schools the practice and theory proportion is 60% and 40% respectively.
Read more in this six-page guide to Poland's VET system.
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