THE VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE BOASTS 1,117,000 TRAINEES WHO HAVE COMPLETED TRAINING PROGRAMMES

Kielce's ZDZ  is the regions leadingeducational institution. ZDZ has continuously provided its services for 70 years and has trained over 1,117,000 people.  The Association has an extensive educational institutions network in 20 cities in the following voivodeships: Świętokrzyskie, Mazowieckie and Małopolskie.

The ZDZ objective is to boots adults' professional competence as well providing education for young people and adults in the regular school system.  ZDZ is an important part in the national education system which enhances the region's human resources. Not only is this achieved through schools and courses scheme, but also through educational projects targeted at human resources development co-financed by the European Union.  ZDZ boasts the widest educational offer in the region - this consists of courses and seminars as well as schools for young people and adults.  This is the place to obtain certificates, diplomas, licences and specialist qualifications. This is the chance to gain tangible benefits when the knowledge and skills you have acquired are utilised at the domestic and the international job markets.  The Kielce ZDZ puts  the high level of services and client-orientated approach at the top of its priority list.  Teaching top-quality standards at schools have been confirmed with the ISO and IQNet Certificates as well as numerous awards and distinctions, including the "Teraz Polska [Poland Now]" promotional emblem. These have strengthened the company's leading position among the region's educational institutions.

Kielce ZDZ belongs to Vocational Development Centres association which unites the 24 UDZs from all over Poland.  These form the educational institutions network in all corners of Poland; this is ahead of its competition in terms of offer, quality, achievements and experience.

ZDZ presents their products and services at the Targi Kielce's Expo of Technologies & Equipment for Education, 23 and 24 November 

(BS)