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Detailed information on working in Austria you will find under the following link (Public Employment Center).
If you would like to have your certificate/degree and your educational qualifications evaluated or recognised you find detailed information under the following link.
A selection of estate agents who can help you find accommodation in Graz or the surrounding area.
In Styria, a compulsory kindergarten year before starting school has been introduced in 2010. So
kindergarten attendance up to 30 hours per week for all five-year-olds is free charge. A new model with attendance fees for full-day care and care for children between three and six
years of age, respectively- dependent on income - exists since September 2011.
Please find below a list of some child care institutions and care organizations, respectively. This list shall help you finding your ideal child care institution or health care
facility.
Styria– child care general (kindergarten, after-school child care, etc.)
Child care at universitites
Child minder organizations
School attendance is compulsory for all children living permanently in Austria. Children, who have turned six years of age, have to start school in September after their sixth
birthday. Compulsory school attendance in Austria lasts nine years.
The first four years children generally go to elementary school. After that comes either junior high school* or a so called “general secondary school” for
another four years. Thereafter, you either go to a “polytechnical” school for one year or move on to a general secondary school for another four or five years.
The educational- and school system in Austria is very manifold and offers a great variety of school types (humanities, economics, technical schools, etc.). So children can receive a broad spectrum of training and education, depending on their skills and competences.
All relevant information on and deadlines for school registration in Styria you will find here.
Universities, Universities of Applied Sciences, and general continuing education
Apart from the four universities in Graz and the Montanuniversität in Leoben with a total of almost 45,000 students, there are also universities of applied sciences (Fachhochschulen und Pädagogische Hochschulen) with different degree programs which account for Styria’s educational landscape.
Both the universities and the universities of applied sciences provide high-quality advice and detailed information for those interested in the programs and the first-year students:
Except for institutions of higher education, there is an abundance of educational opportunities for adults in the sense of lifelong learning. To find out more, please click here.