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Schooling is compulsory in Austria. Your children must attend school for at least nine years from the age of six. There is also a mandatory kindergarten year before that and the possibility of pre-school. This StartWien video shows you the difference between primary school, special needs school, secondary school and academic secondary school as well as private and public schools. We also inform you about school enrolment, learning support, the grading system and afternoon care.
Enrolment takes place at the beginning of the same year.
U Austriji postoji školska obaveza. Od navršene šeste godine vaše dete devet narednih godina mora ići u školu. Pre toga postoji obavezna godina u dečjem vrtiću, kao i mogućnost posećivanja predškole. U ovom StartWien-videu objašnjavamo razliku između četvorogodišnje osnovne škole, specijalne škole, niže srednje škole i nižih razreda gimnazije, kao i između privatnih i javnih škola. Informišemo vas i o upisu u školu, pomoći u učenju, sistemu ocenjivanja i poslepodnevnoj organizovanoj brizi o deci.
O prijemu u jednu ili drugu vrstu škole odlučuju same škole na osnovu ocena iz osnovne
Flat-rate payment of the Parking Fee (Parking Voucher) is possible for periods of a minimum of three months to a maximum of 24 months.
of the fees you have paid will be counted against future fee liabilities of the same
The waterfall consists of the same spring water that flows to Vienna, yet it flows
If you are you a displaced person from Ukraine and have an ID card for displaced persons, you can apply for the Red-White-Red Card plus for displaced persons from Ukraine from 1 October 2024 onwards.
per month For married couples or registered partners who live together in the same
Each of Vienna’s 23 municipal districts has its distinctive features, including a unique coat of arms that reflects the character and traits of the respective municipal district.
The origin of the present-day name is the same as that of Oberdöbling (see above
