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By awarding scholarships, we promote the importance of education and attainment of higher education, improve the employability of young people and, and in case of tertiary education, help reduce the time taken to complete a degree. All this contributes to the social and economic development of the country and to faster independence and greater personal responsibility for young people. At the same time, scholarships help reduce the mismatch between young people's educational attainment and the demand for human resources on the labour market.

Professions in short supply ( school year 2022/ 2023)

The Parent Council is composed of one representative from each department, elected by the parents at the department's parent-teacher meeting. 

Parent Council:

- proposes extra-standard programmes,

- gives its consent to the principal's proposal for extra-standard services,

- gives an opinion on the proposal for the kindergarten's or school's development programme and the annual work plan,

- discusses reports by the head teacher on educational issues,

- hears complaints from parents concerning educational work,

- elects representatives to the kindergarten or school council,

- performs other tasks in accordance with the law and other regulations.

The Council of the Ljubljana School Centre, Šolski Center Ljubljana, Aškerčeva 1, 1000 Ljubljana, at its meeting on 17 February 2009, adopted a Decision on the establishment of school funds of the organisational units of the Ljubljana School Centre, Šolski Center Ljubljana.

By this decision, the Council of the Ljubljana School Centre established a School Fund for each individual organisational unit of the institution, namely:

- School Fund of Gimnazija Antona Aškerca,

- School Fund of Woodwork High School and

- School Fund of Mechanical and Chemical Engineering High School.

In accordance with Articles 48 and 135 of the Act on the Organisation and Financing of Education and Training - ZOFVI Official Journal of the RS, No 16/7- UPB 5 and SG No 36/2008, the following are defined in the founding decision:

- the objective of the school fund,

- the location of its activities,

- the organs and working bodies,

- the governing board,

- working committees,

- supervision of the Fund,

- purpose of fundraising,

- the secretarial and accounting work of the School Fund.

Once a year, the professional committees and the Principal of the SLŠ, Woodwork High School, shall draw up a proposal for the collection and purpose of the funds collected for the School Fund. At the first Parent Council meeting of the school year, the Parent Council decides on the adoption of the proposal and the proposed amount of voluntary contributions to the school fund. The decision of the Parent Council is binding on the school management and the School Fund Board.

In order to modernise the teaching equipment and generally improve the working conditions in the school, we propose to the Parent Council an " Extra Standard Fund ". The fund will be managed by a three-member supervisory body consisting of a parent representative, a teacher representative, a student representative and the head teacher as the governing body. The supervisory body will prepare a detailed financial report once a year on the use of the funds collected in such manner. The eventual extra-standard fund and the amount of the contributions will be defined at the first Parent Council meeting. The recommended parental contribution for the 2020/2021 school year is 2 x €16 or 1 x €16 for the NPI programme or the parents themselves will contribute any amount to the school fund.