ABOUT US

The mission of Bubuieci Vocational School, Chișinău municipality, is to shape well-rounded individuals and responsible, creative professionals with initiative in the fields of business and administration, personal services, and agriculture, while placing strong emphasis on quality vocational training and ensuring a stimulating environment for every student and staff member.

Over the years of activity

• 6 accredited trades

• 100% renovated infrastructure

• 25,000 graduates

Material resources

Bubuieci Vocational School, Chișinău municipality, is equipped with the following material resources:

Educational spaces

• one academic building with 11 classrooms and a capacity of 300 places, equipped with teaching materials, a video projector, and a projection screen;

• one laboratory for the trades Seller, Food Products Seller, and Cashier Controller, with a capacity of 15 workstations, equipped with technology that meets 90% of labour market requirements;

• one laboratory for the Cook and Confectioner trades, with a capacity of 15 workstations, fully aligned with European standards;

• one laboratory for the Beekeeper trade, equipped with state-of-the-art technology;

• one teaching greenhouse for the Floriculturist trade, compliant with current standards.

Auxiliary spaces

• 2 dormitories with a total capacity of 216 places, furnished at 100%;

• 1 canteen with a dining hall that seats 100 people;

• 1 assembly hall with a capacity of 100 seats, fully renovated;

• 1 equipped medical point;

• 1 library with a renewed book collection, furniture, and information technologies;

• 2 storage spaces.

Administrative spaces

• offices for the principal, deputy principal, secretary, accountant, psychologist, and methodologist.

History

The institution traces its beginnings to August 13, 1970, through Order No. 57 R of the State Committee for Vocational and Technical Education and the Moldovan Republican Association, under the initial name Vocational School No. 12. Its original purpose was to train qualified workers for agricultural and vegetable-growing farms. Agricultural enterprises such as “Stoianovca”, “Chișiniovschi”, “Varnița”, and others were assigned as partner enterprises.

Throughout its activity, the school went through a series of restructurings. On July 20, 1984, according to Order No. 70, School No. 12 was reorganized into School 47. In 1990, the school was restructured into Branch 45, and on August 20, 1997, according to Government Decision of the Republic of Moldova No. 795, it was renamed School of Trades No. 4.

The latest reorganization took place in 2015 as part of the vocational and technical education reform carried out by the Ministry of Education with the support of the European Union. The school was transformed from a School of Trades into a Vocational School, which opened up new development prospects.

The institution specializes in the fields of services and agriculture. It trains specialists in the following trades: cook, confectioner, cashier controller, seller, food products seller, floriculturist, and beekeeper.