The article offers advice for students and parents on the last-minute preparations for applying to high schools in Slovakia, which includes understanding the school quality and admissions process.
As the new electronic registration process for high schools in Slovakia kicks off on February 8, with applications due by February 20, students can apply to up to four schools—two general schools and two specialized talent schools. The article emphasizes the importance of prioritizing schools, suggesting that students and parents should list their dream school first and a less desired one last to improve their chances of getting accepted.
The piece aims to guide parents and students in identifying high-quality schools, examining factors such as the university admission rates for graduates and their employment outcomes after finishing school. It also provides questions and criteria that can help assess school quality, which are crucial for making informed decisions during this application period.
Moreover, the article highlights the timeline for the talent admissions, which take place in March, followed by general admissions in May. With the central evaluation of admissions conducted by an automated system, understanding how to navigate this process effectively is key for students hoping to secure a spot at their preferred school and ensure future opportunities for higher education and employment.
