In accordance with the Law on vocational education, a pupil of a

In accordance with the Law on vocational education, a pupil of aIn accordance with the Law on vocational education, a pupil of In accordance with the Law on vocational education, a pupil of a     In accordance with the Law on vocational education, a In accordance with the Law on vocational education, a pupil of a a pupil of a vocational school loses the status of a regular student if he/she had 30 or more unjustified classes during the school year or was expelled from school due to the imposition of an educational measure. This pupil has the right to take the class exam in that school, in the same school year and the obligation to attend preparatory instructional-consultative classes, if his/her status as a regular pupil ceased in the first semester. The school prepares a plan of instructional-consultative teaching for each pupil.  The pupil takes the class exam by taking additional and differential exams. The additional exam is taken from the subject that the pupil studied to a lesser extent than determined by the educational program. The differential exam is taken from a subject that the pupil has not studied. The pupil takes the exams in June and August.

The pupil takes the class exam by taking additional and differential exams. The additional exam is taken from the subject that the pupil studied to a lesser extent than determined by the educational program. The differential exam is taken from a subject that the pupil has not studied. The pupil takes the exams in June and August.The pupil takes the class exam by taking additional and differential exams. The additional exam is taken from the subject that the pupil studied to a lesser extent than determined by the educational program. The differential exam is taken from the subject that the pupil has not studied. The pupil takes the exams in June and August.from the subject that the pupil studied to a lesser extent than determined by the educational program. The differential exam is taken from a subject that the pupil has not studied. The pupil takes the exams in June and August.by taking additional and differential exams. The additional exam is taken from the subject that the pupil studied to a lesser extent than determined by the educational program. The differential exam is taken from a subject that the pupil has not studied. The pupil takes the exams in June and August.by taking additional and differential exams. The additional exam is taken from the subject that the pupil studied to a lesser extent than determined by the educational program. The differential exam is taken from a subject that the pupil has not studied. The pupil takes the exams in June and August.

The pupil takes the class exam by taking additional and differential exams. The additional exam is taken from the subject that the pupil studied to a lesser extent than determined by the educational program. The differential exam is taken from a subject that the pupil has not studied. The pupil takes the exams in June and August.

The class exam is taken by a pupil who, for justified reasons, was not assessed at the end of the school year in one or all subjects, as well as in those subjects from which he/she did not attend one third or more classes, i.e. program contents provided by the educational program for the school year.

A class exam is also taken by a pupil who has not attended school due to hospital treatment or other justified reasons for at least 60 days, which is decided by the school teachers' council.

In the event that at least one third of the classes provided in the educational programs are not realized due to the school's fault, the school is obliged to organize the preparation of pupils for taking class exams.

Alternative ways of completing education by taking a class exam, in accordance with the Law on Vocational Education, are provided to a pupil who independently or within a sports club prepares for an international sports competition, at the suggestion of the national sports federation, a pupil preparing for an international knowledge competition or due to exceptional personal, family and social circumstances, fulfilling the teaching obligations can be adjusted to the pupil in the manner prescribed by the school act.

The status of a regular pupil may be extended for a maximum of two years for a pupil who is being educated in parallel, a pupil-athlete or a pupil due to exceptional personal, family and social circumstances, who does not complete the obligations from the educational program for justified reasons. The decision to extend the status of a regular pupil is made by the school principal, at the proposal of the teachers' council.

The pupil has the right to acquire education in parallel, i.e. to follow several educational programs. In this case, the schools agree on the manner of fulfilling the obligations of the pupils. The pupil is then recognized grades from general education and professional theoretical subjects if the subject programs do not differ, which is decided by the teachers' council. Most often, pupils of art schools are educated in parallel; in addition to the art school program, they also complete the gymnasium or vocational school programs.