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Praha · Jesenická 3067/1, 106 00 Praha 10
Apprenticeship programme

Elektromechanik pro zařízení a přístroje (26-52-H/01)

Obor připravuje na montáž, diagnostiku a opravy elektrických a elektronických přístrojů a zařízení.

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Teaching locations

  • Praha · Jesenická 3067/1, 106 00 Praha 10
  • Praha · Dubečská 1542/34, 100 00 Praha 10
  • Praha · Průhonická 3344/2, 106 00 Praha 10

Admissions

Entry 2027/28

Criteria for 2027/28 not published yet: schools publish them 15 Jan – 31 Jan 2027. DiPSy

National dates

  1. Applications 1 Feb – 22 Feb 2027
  2. School exams 15 Mar – 23 Apr 2027
  3. Resit dates 26 Apr – 5 May 2027
  4. Round 1 results 14 May 2027
  5. Round 2 19 May – 22 Jun 2027

Today is 22 Oct 2026.

How the JPZ, DiPSy and priorities work →

No CERMAT statistics for this programme (no JPZ, a new programme, or not matched).

Travel from home

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Where you startthis school

≈ 25–30 min by public transport · 1 change

Costs

Rough figures from the school’s price lists

Tuition
no tuition (public secondary school)
Boarding house per month
not established
School canteen lunch
not established

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Unemployment of recent graduates

Whole country, duben 2026

  • This programme7.5%38 of 505 graduates of 2025; duben 2025 5.8%
  • Programme group 26 Elektrotech., telekom. a výpočet. technika6.8%
  • Střední odborné vzdělání s výučním listem - H (whole country)10.6%

Other programmes at this school

Sources and check dates 8

Compiled from the sources listed; the criteria published by the head teacher and DiPSy prevail. Something wrong? Report it