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Representations > Issues (Serbia)
UNSS is a member of Youth peer network and All Different All Equal network in Serbia.

Representations > Other Student Unions (Serbia)
UNSS is the only organization representing secondary school students in Serbia. (SUS is University students’ union of Serbia, the national organisation representing University students, a member of ESU. )

Representations > Name (Serbia)
Unija srednjoškolaca Srbije - UNSSUnion of secondary school students of Serbia

Representations > Contacts > View (Serbia)

School systems > Primary schools (Serbia)
There are round 1200 primary schools, of which 5 are private, with average size of 20 students. Children are divided into classes on the first day and stay so until the graduation. Lessons take 45 minutes. From 1st to 4th grade, students have 4 lessons daily, learning to read/write both Cyrilic and...

School systems > Secondary schools (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
There are roughly 300 schools. There are gymnasia, art, military, internal affairs, religious and vocational schools. The grading system used in Bosnia and Herzegovina consists of a five point scale. 1 is the worst possible grade, 5 is the best. Students continue education by choice and they can...

School systems > Country (Serbia)
Serbia (Republic of Serbia) is a country in the Balkan Peninsula, in the South East Europe. The country covers an area of 88,361 km² and its population compromises of 10.15 million people. It was a part of Yugoslavia. The official languages is Serbian with Cyrilic alphabet.

School systems > Disabled students (Serbia)
Historically, children with disabilities in Serbia have been segregated. An alarming number of these children are not included in any form of public education. A recent UNICEF analysis of the overall educational system in ex Yugoslavia shows that only 1% of pre-school children with disabilities are...

School systems > View (Serbia)
Education is compulsory for 9 years, from age of 7 (minimum 6). It's free of charge. There is a nationwide test in mathematics and Serbian which is compulsory for enrollment in secondary school. Home schooling is not allowed for primary education.

School systems > Primary schools (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
There are roughly 2000 primary schools. The grading system used in Bosnia and Herzegovina consists of a five point scale. 1 is the worst possible grade, 5 the best. There may not be more than 30 students in one class. No minimum is defined as many small villages and towns maintain there own –...

School systems > Higher education (Serbia)
7 public Universities with total of 84 FacultiesIn 2006. Universities in Serbia have official adopted the Bologna declaration.

School systems > Country (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) is situated in the Balkan Peninsula, in the South East of Europe. The country covers an area of 51,197 km² and its population compromises of 3.98 million people. The official languages are Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian. The country is...

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > Grading System (Serbia)
Serbia - Q22 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > Days of / year (Serbia)
Serbia - Q17 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Primary schools > Grading System (Serbia)
Serbia - Q12 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Primary schools > Hours of school / year (Serbia)
Serbia - Q7 -answer

School systems > FAQ > General > Possibility of Home schooling (Serbia)
Serbia - Q2 - answer

School systems > FAQ > Universities > Entrance Exams (Serbia)
Serbia - Q24 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > Number of Subjects (Serbia)
Serbia - Q19 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > Percentage public / independent (private) schools (Serbia)
Serbia - Q14 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Primary schools > Number of Students in average class (Serbia)
Serbia - Q9 -answer

School systems > FAQ > General > Is education generally free of costs? (Serbia)
Serbia - Q4 - answer

School systems > FAQ > Universities > State-supported maintenance grant (Serbia)
Serbia - Q26 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > School Uniforms (Serbia)
Serbia - Q21 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > View (Serbia)
Serbia - Q16 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Primary schools > School Uniforms (Serbia)
Serbia - Q11 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Primary schools > Percentage public / independent (private) schools (Serbia)
Serbia - Q6 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > Nationwide Test (Serbia)
Serbia - Q23 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > Number of Students in average class (Serbia)
Serbia - Q18 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Primary schools > Nationwide Test (Serbia)
Serbia - Q13 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Primary schools > Days of / year (Serbia)
Serbia - Q8 -answer

School systems > FAQ > General > Can you choose your own school? (Serbia)
Serbia - Q3 - answer

School systems > FAQ > Universities > Tuition (fees) (Serbia)
Serbia - Q25 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > Possibility of Electives (Serbia)
Serbia - Q20 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Secondary schools > Hours of school / year (Serbia)
Serbia - Q15 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Primary schools > Warm food provided during lunch (Serbia)
Serbia - Q10 -answer

School systems > FAQ > Kindergartens > Ratio of Kindergarten children to whole children population (Serbia)
Serbia - Q5 -answer