Extracurricular activities for children: drawing, music, robotics, sports.
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ProfessionalCertified teacher of fine and decorative-applied arts. Teacher of computer graphics. Preparation for admission to secondary and higher schools in design or architecture.
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BusinessWe are the children's development center "Palitra" in Bratislava, where we accept toddlers from one year old and teenagers. We have over 25 different clubs, and you can choose classes by the hour system, which is very convenient for children and parents. We arrange the schedule according to your timetable and offer up to four free hours to get acquainted with our programs and teachers. We are located at Drobného 27 street, in the Dubravka district, with free parking for cars.
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BusinessSchoolToGo — is an online school where learning adapts to the child, not the other way around. We conduct live online lessons, provide materials for self-study, and support students anywhere in the world. You can combine studying under the Ukrainian program with a foreign school so the child does not lose connection with native education and culture.
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BusinessE-Kids - a modern educational space for children and teenagers in Bratislava, Petržalka. We help children develop skills needed today at school and useful in the future.
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