Since March, free tutoring for secondary school graduates begins
These are the last moments before the secondary school graduation exam, so the Silesian University of Technology is once again launching an initiative to support pupils taking the Matura exam. We invite you to free online tutoring in science subjects.
Revision of course content in mathematics (at the basic and extended level), physics, chemistry, and computer science will help pupils systematize their knowledge and prepare them for the “Matura” exam so that they can enter the exam room with confidence.
- We’ve all gone through the same stage in our lives, and we know it’s stress-related. That is why we are taking the initiative to help secondary school graduates in this difficult period to prepare for the exam – emphasizes Dr Eng. Adam Marek from the Faculty of Chemistry of the Silesian University of Technology. – The issues cover practically the entire range of material from secondary comprehensive schools and vocational schools, divided into specific chapters. If you want to achieve maximum results and increase your chances of studying, do not wait with registration.
Tutoring takes place in a remote form on the Zoom platform, twice a week in the afternoon. A detailed schedule and links to registration can be found on the College of Studies website. The classes were planned in such a way that they did not interfere with each other. There is no limit to registration for individual classes, you can sign up for any number of lessons.
– Silesian University of Technology again supports secondary school graduates before their final exams. Last year, more than 1000 participants took part in our free online tutoring – says Prof. Dr Hab. Eng. Anna Chrobok, Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Education. – Our lecturers perfectly recognize the level of participants and try to meet all requirements. During these classes, you will see that studying science can bring a lot of satisfaction, especially when you understand a given subject. I hope that you will join us and then become our students – adds the Vice-Rector.
Classes are conducted by lecturers and a distinguished student who can pass on knowledge in an accessible way. Warm welcome to all this year's secondary school graduates!
