Our goal is the continuous development of the School. We take many actions to ensure that the education provided is at the highest possible level. By implementing this project, we wanted to provide our teachers with new tools and work methods that will allow them to improve the curriculum so that knowledge is transferred in an interesting and easily digestible way for students. The course topics we chose concerned creative teaching, learning through games and simulations will provide our students with important competencies, while mediation and negotiation will help build an atmosphere of trust and resolve conflicts effectively, reaching a compromise. Thanks to the acquired knowledge and new opportunities, teachers' motivation increased, which resulted in them taking up new challenges and international activities. The goals set in the project were: a) 12 teachers will be trained in the substantive scope in accordance with the selected expert training programs b) 12 teachers will improve communication skills in English c) Work motivation of the 12 participating teachers will increase d) Increasing intercourse skills among the school's 12 teachers
In the Secondary School Complex named after Adam Mickiewicza operates: 1. Secondary school (4-year) with the following profiles: - mathematics and physics, - biological and chemical, - language with elements of business communication, - humanities with psychological education 2. Technical school (5-year) training in the following professions: - IT technician with basic programming, - accounting technician with elements of controlling, - economics technician with basics of marketing and management. For years, the school has been awarded the Silver Shield "Best Schools in Poland" by "Perspektywy". We enable our students to develop in many directions through interest groups, olympiads, educational projects - student companies, foreign student mobility, and foreign internships. We are constantly developing to raise young, open, well-educated people who look boldly into the future. The project was addressed to teachers at our school.