Our school and our projects

1. Our school and our projects Etwinning 2018-2019 In the old part of the city, marked by the effects of the economic crisis, and quite close to the Danube Faleza, there is the "Ion Ghica" Economic College, with 146 years of age.

2. Currently, the school institution has three building bodies where 941 students, aged between 15 and 19, are assigned the activity in 39 classes as follows: -Technical highschool - 29 classes with qualifications: "Technician in economic activities", "Tehn. in administration "," Tehn. in trade activities ", " Tehn. in tourism ", " Tehn. in gastronomy "; seral - 1 class "Tehn. in gastronomy " - 3 years professional education - 4 classes: with the qualifications: „cook", "Waiter in food", "Confectioner-patiser" and 1 class "2-year professional education" Trader-seller " . • Post-secondary school - 3 classes, "Assistant Management" qualification.

4. The teaching staff of the school consists of 70 people, auxiliary teaching staff 10, and non-teaching staff - 17 people. Humanistic-social and scientific basic training is provided by a number of 35 teachers of different specialties. The training of economic specialty is provided by 21 professors and 4 professors of practical training.

5. In the context of European integration, the "Ion Ghica" Economic College had a special participation in the projects and programs meant to ensure the achievement of the main objectives of the European education Thus, a flow of cultural, economic information, educational good practices, the development of school and extra-curricular activities, useful for pupils, teachers, parents and the possibility of changing with schools from: Germany, Slovakia, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Turkey

6. At the professional competence certification exams the graduation was 100%, the baccalaureate was 78% and the absorption of the graduates on the labor market by 93.2% At the professional competence certification exams the graduation was 100%, the baccalaureate was 78% and the absorption of the graduates on the labor market by 93.2% Today, our students rediscover and assert their potential and cultural heritage, reinventing themselves in creative industries and culture of hospitality. They rely on open door policy and build strategic objectives through cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue. This openness is confirmed in national and international recognition in different fields of activity, from classical music to painting, from industrial design to advertising. Through this project we want to highlight the professional potential of teachers in the formation of future generations.

7. The last years have been marked by the change in school policy, which has followed the opening of institutional communication channels at all levels. Professionals and students are involved in partnership projects at local, national and international level in various specialized competitions, sports and activities volunteering. Cultural diversity is the element that binds and unites people and countries, new technologies help to deepen the cultural and historical identity, and creativity is at the heart of the European project.

8. And our the town with the acacia BRĂILA Iimages of yesterday and today

9. BRĂILA yesterday For Romania, Braila represents history and tradition

10. BRĂILA being one of the oldest citiesin our country (over 640 years).

11. BRĂILA Braila is one of the few cities in the country that has kept street names unchanged for the last 130 years

12. BRĂILA De asemenea, oraşul păstrează neschimbate foarte multe clădiri din secolul al XIX-lea,

13. BRĂILA being a real architectural reservation for those interested

14. BRĂILA Positioned on the bank of the Danube, where the river becomes accessible to medium tonnage shipping,

15. BRĂILA the city has attracted over time people of different nationalities and religions,

16. BRĂILA being an ancient living quarters, with many archaeological remains from the Bronze Age and the Geto-Dacian era, found in the Braila district.

17. BRĂILA today Tourists arriving in Braila, the administrative seat of the county of the same name,

18. BRĂILA can visit the many cultural places:

19. BRĂILA The Ethnography Museum, the Collection House, the Museum of History, Maria Filotti Theater,

20. BRĂILA Church of the Holy Archangels, Greek Church, Cathedral

21. BRĂILA Casa Tineretului, Panait Istrati Memorial House, Port Captain, Perpessicius Memorial House,

22. BRĂILA Saint Nicholas Church, Lacu-Sarat Monastery, Lyra Cinema, Museum of Natural Sciences, The Great Island and many more

23. BRĂILA The town of Brãila was documented in 1368

24. BRĂILA It was the first city in the country where it was used reinforced concrete

25. BRĂILA It was the first city in the country where it was built first electric plant.

26. BRĂILA The first steam ship to carry passengers on the Danube left the port of Braila in 1895

27. BRĂILA In 1901 the first electric tram arrives in Braila.

28. BRĂILA Braila was the first city to appear the first pulp cellulose plant in 1906.

29. BRĂILA The largest water castle in the country in Braila is also found

30. BRAILA we thank you and we are waiting for you