Poročilo 2023.pdf

The report states the views and proposals of individual members, which they presented at the commission meeting on May 18, 2023. The director notes that all members are present except for the student representative. The director explains that the task of the Quality Commission is to monitor and determine the quality of educational work, and that the Ljubljana School of Hairdressing received a new Founding Act at the end of last year, which clarifies the tasks of this commission.

The members of the commission introduce themselves and share their views on the school's educational work. Helena Brand, a parent representative, praises the school's climate, international exchange programs, and organization. However, she suggests that the school could improve by utilizing the time at the end of the school year more effectively, as students who have completed their obligations may feel like they are wasting time.

David Cukjati, a representative of employers, notes that the school has made progress and that students are more interested in pursuing a career in hairdressing. However, he is concerned that some students may not intend to work in the field after completing their education. The director responds by mentioning that he has sent a survey to first-year students to gather their opinions on the program and their plans for the future.

Urša Troha, a practical teacher, praises the school's approach to practical education, where students work on models to gain experience. She notes that it can be challenging for first-year students to find models, but it is an essential part of their preparation for working in salons. The school has also participated in a traditional festival for schools of design, textiles, and hairdressing, where it was recognized as a quality school that prepares students well for their future careers.