Guiding You Through Serbian Education.

“When planning a move, you realize that in the new place you will need to rebuild the entire family infrastructure: schools, clubs, daycare, and a social circle for yourself and your children. You will need to learn a new language and the whole family will have to adapt to the new environment. All of this causes anxiety and raises many questions. To address questions related to education, we consulted with Konstantin and gained a good understanding of the educational options for schoolchildren in Belgrade. He explained how education is structured in public and private primary schools, how to choose the right school, where they are located, and what to consider when making a choice. We learned about the advantages and challenges of each option, what to focus on initially, and what can be addressed later after adapting. Konstantin also provided advice on how to ease the adaptation process for the child. Konstantin works within the Serbian education system, so he knows a lot from the inside, which is a significant advantage for us. He thoroughly answered all our questions and provided links and recommendations. Now we have a clear understanding of what to consider when choosing a school and how to plan our next steps. We are very satisfied with the consultation and happy to have met him!”

“I am grateful to Pavel and Konstantin for their consultation and valuable recommendations. Our eldest daughter spent a year at a private gymnasium in Novi Sad, and neither she nor we were satisfied with the quality of education. In the spring, we faced the urgent question of which secondary school to transfer her to in order to complete her education. We had several options, but it was unclear which one was the best choice or if there were other secondary schools in Novi Sad that would suit us in terms of level, focus, and budget. Pavel and Konstantin thoroughly analyzed the situation, provided clear and well-founded answers to our questions, and suggested other gymnasiums that might be suitable. They also shared their opinions on which options they thought were preferable. Along the way, we received advice and useful information on extracurricular art education for our younger son. We especially appreciated their attention to the children's interests and talents, as well as the specific steps proposed to achieve their educational goals.”

“We are moving to Serbia with our two daughters (11 and 14 years old). Finding reliable information about schools in chat groups was challenging due to the many conflicting opinions. Konstantin, a teacher at a Serbian school, helped us make sense of the situation. He provided detailed information about both public and private schools in Serbia. Thanks to his professionalism and deep insider knowledge of the system, we were able to choose the best option for our family during our conversation. Konstantin suggested several excellent private national schools and clearly explained the differences between them.”

“Excellent service from schools.rs! I especially want to highlight the help we received from Konstantin. Choosing a school for our first grader was a real challenge for our family, especially in a new country. Despite our experience in Russia, we had many questions. Konstantin helped us understand the education system, identify the pros and cons, and know what to pay attention to. Thanks to his expertise, we were able to choose several private schools that met our requirements and budget. He not only helped us select a particular school but also gave us valuable advice on what was best for our child. I believe a consultation with Konstantin is essential for education matters. It’s not just about choosing a school but also about navigating the complex educational process and finding peace of mind. Thanks to his knowledge and experience, we were able to make an informed decision for our child's benefit.”

“When we decided to move to Serbia, our main question was: How do we find a good school for two teenagers who don't know Serbian? We had a lot of questions: Where should we look for schools? How do they differ? How can we ensure the school provides a good education and the kids can enter a European university? What is the education system in Serbia like? We found ourselves overwhelmed with questions and no answers. I subscribed to many channels that offered different, sometimes contradictory, information. My head was spinning, and we still didn't have any solutions. Then, in one of the chats, someone recommended Konstantin, a knowledgeable person with extensive experience in education. We bombarded him with all our questions, and after a call, we had all the possible enrollment options for the kids. Now we have a clear understanding and a plan of action. Thank you so much, Konstantin!”

“Before moving to Novi Sad, I reached out to Pavel, who had already lived there for a year. We didn't want to send our eldest son to a private school but were concerned that adaptation would be more challenging in a public school. Pavel shared his experience, helped us contact several good schools in Novi Sad, and explained all the nuances of enrolment. Recently, we received confirmation from the school that my son can start studying in September. Over the summer, we will learn Serbian with a tutor who prepared Pavel's children for school.”

“Our move to Serbia was challenging, especially with two school-age children. Friends recommended we reach out to Konstantin because of his extensive experience in education. We are very grateful to him for his help! With his assistance, we quickly chose a school, completed all the necessary arrangements, prepared the documents, and enrolled our children. They have now been studying for a year and are very happy. Thank you so much, Konstantin!”