Open evening Summa helps young people with their study choices

Exams are approaching, and with them comes the question: what will you do after pre-vocational secondary education (VMBO) or senior general secondary education (HAVO)? For many young people—and their parents—this isn't an easy choice. The selection is vast, the registration deadline is approaching, and no one wants to make the wrong decision.

Schools in the region are noticing that students are increasingly making their study choices later and more consciously. This applies to pre-vocational secondary education (VMBO) students, but also to senior general secondary education (HAVO) students who want to move on to vocational education (MBO) after their third or fourth year. They want to know what a program actually entails, what an internship is like, and whether they feel comfortable there. Parents are looking ahead: what can this program offer them, and how is the support provided?

That's why Summa is organizing an open evening on Friday, February 27th, for young people still exploring their options, along with their parents. Visitors can tour the school and talk with students and teachers.
Doubt is part of choosing. A study choice doesn't have to feel perfect to be right. At Summa, we guide young people step by step with orientation periods – explore first, then choose your direction.
elective modules and personal coaching. If a different route seems more suitable, we'll explore together what works. Rest assured: it will always work out.

The evening lasts from 17.00pm to 20.00pm. See our website at which locations you are welcome.