Střední škola elektrotechniky a strojírenství

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Střední škola elektrotechniky a strojírenství (SŠES Praha 10, also known as SŠES) is a Czech public secondary vocational school established in 1941 and located in Prague 10-Záběhlice, operating as a příspěvková organizace (contribution organization) under the Prague municipality. The school delivers technical and vocational education to students aged approximately 15–19 across three programme formats: four-year maturitní obory (upper-secondary programmes with school-leaving examination) covering aircraft mechanics, machining/industrial engineering, electromechanics, telecommunications, transport economics, and business; three-year učební obory (apprenticeship programmes) in machining, tooling, metalworking, aircraft mechanics, electrical, and communications trades; and zkrácené studium (shortened programmes) for qualified workers upgrading to maturita level. The school operates across three campuses in Prague (Jesenická, Dubečská, and Průhonická) and maintains a workforce of approximately 68 staff, including ~55 pedagogical and ~13 non-pedagogical employees, with two school psychologists and a dedicated recruitment coordinator.

The school's technical infrastructure centres on specialised training equipment, including a CNC Training Centre with industrial robots, VEX robotics kits, 3D printers, and a T-Mobile-donated gNodeB mobile base station enabling practical teaching of 2G/3G/LTE/5G networks. This equipment has been built up through several EU-funded projects: IROP funding of 5,599,310 CZK for the CNC centre, OP JAK funding of 3,136,997 CZK for 2026–2028, OP JAK ŠABLONY I funding of 2,699,960 CZK for 2023–2026, and National Recovery Plan (NPO) funding for the DIGITALIZUJEME ŠKOLU digitalization investment. The school is integrated into a network of approximately 50 industry partners, including T-Mobile Czech Republic, Siemens, České dráhy, ČD Cargo, PRE (Pražská energetika), Aero Vodochody, Správa železnic, CETIN, Jablotron, and Czech Aviation Training Centre, which provide internships, equipment donations, and graduate employment pathways.

The school is tuition-free for eligible Czech students, with revenue derived primarily from government subsidies from the Prague municipality and the Ministry of Education, supplemented by EU project grants and minor administrative fees (100 CZK per duplicate certificate). It competes in the Czech national student admissions system (Přijímací řízení) and reports 100% graduate employability in their field, with operations strengthened by a 2024 2nd place award in the "Škola doporučená zaměstnavateli" (School Recommended by Employers) ranking.

Name

Střední škola elektrotechniky a strojírenství

Legal name

Střední škola elektrotechniky a strojírenství

Website

https://ssesp10.cz

Company type

Private

Founded year

1941

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Střední škola elektrotechniky a strojírenství (SŠES Praha 10) is a Czech public secondary vocational school in Prague, offering tuition-free technical programmes in electrical engineering, machinery, telecommunications, transport, and aviation mechanics to students aged 15–19, funded by the Prague municipality.

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Zabehlice

HQ country

Czechia

HQ region

Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Government Education Funding: As a public secondary school (příspěvková organizace), the school is funded through government subsidies from the Ministry of Education and the Prague municipality. Funding covers operational costs, staff salaries, and educational programs.

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Core offering

Střední škola elektrotechniky a strojírenství (SŠES) is a Czech public secondary school delivering technical and vocational education in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, telecommunications, and transport operations. The school offers three-year apprenticeship programmes, four-year maturita-level programmes, and shortened upgrade programmes, reinforced by specialist training infrastructure such as a CNC Training Centre, robotics kits, 3D printers, and a donated T-Mobile gNodeB mobile base station.

Product overview

Střední škola elektrotechniky a strojírenství (SŠES) is a Czech state secondary vocational school offering a portfolio of educational programmes centred on three vocational strands: (1) Maturitní obory – four-year upper-secondary programmes with Maturita examinations covering aircraft mechanics, machining/industrial engineering, electromechanics, telecommunications, transport economics, and business; (2) Učební obory – three-year apprenticeship/vocational programmes in machining, tooling, metalworking, aircraft mechanics, electrical, and communications trades; and (3) Zkrácené studium – shortened programmes for qualified workers upgrading to Maturita level. The school reinforces its core programmes with specialist sub-products including a CNC Training Centre (IROP-funded), VEX robotics kits (EDUgrant), a T-Mobile-donated gNodeB mobile base station for telecommunications practicals, and 3D printing equipment (NPO-funded). Co-curricular offerings include the annual Elektrotechnická olympiáda, participation in the StreTech national technical conference, and the Stirling Engine competition. The school uses the Bakaláři information system for student records management.

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• Maturitní obory (Upper-secondary vocational programmes) Four-year upper-secondary vocational programmes culminating in the Czech Maturita (school-leaving) examination. Fields offered include aircraft mechanics (Letecký mechanik), machining/setup technician (Mechanik seřizovač), general engineering (Strojírenství), electromechanics (Mechanik elektrotechnik), telecommunications (Telekomunikace), transport operations and economics (Provoz a ekonomika dopravy), and business/entrepreneurship (Ekonomika a podnikání). Target audience: students aged 15-19 completing primary education.
• Učební obory (Apprenticeship/vocational programmes) Three-year apprenticeship/trade programmes providing intermediate vocational qualifications. Trades include machine mechanic/locksmith (Strojní mechanik/Zámečník), toolmaker (Nástrojař), metalworking machinist (Obráběč kovů), aircraft mechanic (Mechanik letadel), electrician (Elektrikář), and communications mechanic (Spojový mechanik). Target audience: students aged 15-19.
• Zkrácené studium (Shortened study programmes) Shortened upper-secondary programmes for individuals who already hold a vocational qualification, allowing them to upgrade to a full Maturita-level qualification. Available in electro-mechanics for devices and instruments (Elektromechanik pro zařízení a přístroje) and electrician (Elektrikář zkrácené studium) trades. Target audience: working adults with prior vocational qualifications.
• Průmyslová robotika (Industrial Robotics) programme New four-year vocational programme launched for school year 2025/2026 covering industrial robotics, automation, mechatronics, and Industry 4.0-aligned manufacturing processes. Graduates qualify as constructors, designers, programmers, and specialists in industrial robotics. Target audience: secondary-school-age students in the Prague region.
• Elektrotechnická olympiáda (Electrotechnical Olympiad) Annual in-school academic competition for electro-technical students held across multiple year groups, covering theoretical and practical knowledge in electrical engineering, digital techniques, and electronics. Target audience: enrolled students of the school.

Quantifiable outcome

• 100% employability rate of graduates in their field of study
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Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and minor.

• T-Mobile Czech RepubliccoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 June 2026T-Mobile donated a gNodeB mobile base station for educational use in the telecommunications program. This equipment enables students to learn about mobile networks in 2G, 3G, LTE, and 5G standards. Ing. Slavomír Kadidlo facilitated the donation.
• ČD CargocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerRailway freight company providing training opportunities and practical experience for transport operations students. Students visit SOKV facilities in various Czech cities.
• České Dráhy (Czech Railways)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNational railway carrier collaborating on student training and transport education programs.
• SiemensmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTechnology corporation supporting technical education and providing industry-standard training equipment.
• PRE (Pražská energetika)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPrague electricity provider collaborating on electrical engineering education. Students visit PRE Museum for practical training.
• Správa železnicmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerRailway Infrastructure Administration partner for railway transport education programs.
• České vysoké učení technické (ČVUT)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCzech Technical University co-organizes annual StreTech conference. Students participate in national technical competitions and conferences.
• Česká zemědělská univerzita v Praze (ČZU)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSchool designated as Practice School (Cvičná škola) for pedagogical practicums since March 27, 2017. Provides training ground for future teachers.
• JablotronminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSecurity systems manufacturer supporting electronics and security systems education.
• CETINminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTelecommunications infrastructure company supporting telecommunications education.
• Aero VodochodymajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAircraft manufacturer supporting Aviation Mechanic program education and training.
• MetransminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerRailway logistics company supporting transport and logistics education programs.
• Czech Aviation Training Centre (CATC)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAviation training center at Prague Airport providing practical training for Aviation Mechanic students on simulators and emergency procedures.
• AŽD PrahaminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerRailway signaling and safety systems company offering employment opportunities for graduates.
• KONE Česká republikaminorGTM or Marketing PartnerElevator company recruiting graduates for service technician positions.
• AW COOL, s.r.o.minorGTM or Marketing PartnerCooling and air conditioning systems company recruiting for service technician, sales, and design positions.
• ELI ERICminorGTM or Marketing PartnerLaser technology company recruiting electricians and installation technicians.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves12 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Regional players

• Střední škola technická a ekonomická Brno: Czech public secondary school combining technical (engineering) and economics programs in Brno. Comparable as a multi-program vocational secondary school with similar funding model, but serves a different regional student population.
• VOŠ a Střední průmyslová škola elektrotechnická Pardubice: Czech public secondary technical school in Pardubice with electrical and mechatronics programs. Comparable in curriculum and public funding model, but operates in a different regional catchment (East Bohemia), making it a regional rather than direct Prague competitor.
• Střední průmyslová škola Mohelnice: Czech public secondary technical school in Moravia offering electrical engineering programs with industry partnerships. Comparable in public funding structure and vocational education model, though operating in a distinct regional market.

Direct peers

• Střední průmyslová škola strojní, Praha 1 (Panská): Czech public secondary technical school specializing in mechanical engineering in central Prague. Directly comparable as a fellow state-funded příspěvková organizace offering maturitní and učební obory in machinery/engineering trades, serving the same Prague student demographic with similar employer partnership models.
• Střední průmyslová škola elektrotechnická a IT (SPŠEIT) Praha: Czech public secondary technical school focused on electrical engineering and information technology, also located in Prague. Closely comparable in subject matter (electrical engineering, telecommunications, IT), funding structure, and target student population, serving as a direct competitor for technical-track applicants.

Others

• Střední průmyslová škola stavební a interiérového designu Praha: Other Prague-based střední průmyslová škola operating under similar public funding and governance model. Comparable as an institutional category peer but differs in core subject area (construction/design vs. electrical/mechanical).

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Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/SSESP10
• Instagraminstagram.com/ssesp10
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/ssesp10

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