Upland High School - U Měšťanských škol 525

Hello A lot of people are complaining about bullshit. They are mainly on schedules, but have you looked at schedules at other art schools? It's exactly the same. The Teaching Choir is by chance good. But if you treat them badly, it's no wonder that they are behaving towards you. I came here to Graphic Design and I did not get along with just one teacher (it was my fault) It has taught me a lot of different techniques, I have practiced in drawing and painting and I am glad to go to this school.

It's a very bad school. Apparently they don't have much money, so they picked up a bunch of students who don't even have a good place to learn. We learn in the hallway, in the janitor's apartment and in the buffet. Every day except Friday we have until 16:20 or 17:10 and quarters are at school sometime until 19: 45. If you want to go to graphic design you don't have to worry about not getting everyone i But those who really have the talent and want to continue to college or higher professional either do not get or do not manage it.If you have psychological, health or other problems and want an individual so forget this school.Individuals do not give. this school you want to go after all, nothing prevents you. Except that maybe you will be disappointed because you could spend your evening other than eight at school and you did not have to waste four years above the below average schools where some teachers will not teach you much, because most of them do not know much.

There are a lot of great teachers at the school. They are young, intelligent cantors who have a great understanding of what they teach. Unfortunately, the headmistress just hates them, so sooner or later they give up and move to the school, where the management will respect them. At school, they don't drown in the corridors, so free hours are a really joyful affair. School events are a luxury that is not allowed to anyone. For example, in the fourth year, we were banned from going to a university fair. The class below us could go without a problem. The management could not explain this phenomenon to us. Language teaching consists of handing out papers with graduation topics. Due to the practices, which are important, but so often really unnecessary, we were at school regularly from morning to evening. So many students were admitted to the school that there was nowhere to learn. We spent a lot of hours with the janitor in the apartment, in a room with bars on the windows. Some classes even halved with plasterboard. They have become so-called "language classrooms." Unfortunately, drywall is not very soundproof. Overall, I definitely do not recommend.

It's just a terrible school. And all that's going on is money. The headteacher has picked up a bunch of people who don't even have a place to learn in the cafeteria, and maybe next year we'll be on the steps. One teacher told us calmly that we will still have a school until ten, because the school needs to dig up properly and so recruits anywhere. Already, the school must have a lot of money materials and textbooks, we have to pay for ourselves. All the school gives us is wrapping paper. I quite think that this school still runs according to the communist regime. When you arrive late you have to show a delay and the janitor also scares you for one more late arrival and throws you out. Now you are also checking the apology letters if you have an excuse from the doctor and the director comes to you within an hour. worse. If you take a break from your work for a while, the teacher comes up and becomes angry that you are not doing anything right now and it doesn't matter that others are doing nothing and that it is a break. Also, teachers sometimes do work for pupils. But not for any unforgettable wounded or something. But for people they are a line to do it by themselves and are basically quite problematic especially by behavior. Which is to those who are really hurt or have mental disorders unfair. Thanks to this, the school cannot be taken seriously, because elsewhere this would never happen.

Recently, I read for one review that the school is upset about negative ratings from pupils, so the school management adds some positive ratings to some sites. I do not blame myself if the applicant found out how it really works there quickly would lose interest. The school is overcrowded with students who are up to eight due to poor schedules, teachers let the biggest naughty people go through, the school won't add you to the material, you can't go to the sea and so during school late and the janitor yells that you will be fired for the next late arrival, we hardly go to school events and teachers who really can teach something is too little. And above all, they literally take everyone to have money. A person who wants to earn a living in this field should really think about whether it is worth going to this school or try it several times on the school where he wanted to go originally. And the worst thing is that even though you do your best to do the best work, you get a bad grade, and most teachers tend to disgust you. I honestly think that if someone even filed a criminal complaint for this school for how it goes there, they would close it very soon.

I am a fresh graduate of this school in the field of graphic and spatial design. I got to college thanks to teachers who discussed my work with me and were interested in their development. I am not saying that all the teachers are so dedicated and inclined to some form of mentorship, more than to clear and strict curricula, which are very outdated in some subjects. Regarding the timetable and duration of teaching, it is adequate to the type of school. In other art schools it is similar. Of course, a fairly high number of pupils contribute to the lack of clarity in the timetables, but the sooner one understands that flexibility is one of the most valuable things for the world today, the better. Regarding the late arrival of apologies, etc. I also managed to come a few times later. This may happen to everyone, and the tolerance of three late arrivals seems fine to me, although neither the janitor nor the deputy will welcome you very much, but should you congratulate you for coming too late? Some students just expect everything to come on a gold platter and that's a problem, the student should be active and not expect the teacher to do the whole job for him, while students should be more open to criticism and delete from their vocabulary "But I like it so much and I want it! " unless they have a perfect defense. Students often come across the fact that they have to pay for their work themselves, if you ever become an artist, you will have to pay for it yourself. For me, the biggest downside is that teachers don't get enough space for their own work, like off time when they prepare an exhibition and so on. It is important for students to see how their teachers form. The school is full of experienced artists and artists, so I think it pity. At the same time do not go to too many exhibitions within the school it would probably want to change. Otherwise, I think that the school is not bad enough quality teachers and has recently improved the level of facilities. Michaela Tišerová

Think carefully about whether you really want to go to this school. Everyone there plays their game but they can't work together. If you arrange something, expect that you will not have an answer within a week. Believe me or not, drunk teachers don't learn much. Some teachers prefer to give up.

I tried to enroll in this school for the second time this year. First I was interested in transferring to the 2nd year in September 2021 (I went elsewhere until the 1st). They didn't seem to have a problem with that, and it would be enough for me to do comparative tests and see if they accepted me accordingly. We communicated via mail. When I said that I didn't mind the comparative tests, they started to suggest to me how difficult it would be for me and if I didn't want to give it up. They wrote that I would have done various tests for 30 days in a row and that they did not even know if they would have a place in the end. I told them that I had no problem with that. They didn't write me off anymore, and I understood from their approach that the effort was worthless. Today I called there regarding the application for the 1st year. I called the deputy director, who, according to the website, is in charge of the admissions establishment. I introduced myself, I said I was interested in studying the field, and before I got to the point, the lady did "mhm, yeah" and hung up.