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Special entry conditions

• At least a secondary vocational qualification in the catering field and at least two years’ work experience in the bartending field, which the candidate must prove by means of a letter of reference from an employer or a contract of employment, or
• at least a secondary vocational qualification and at least three years’ work experience in the bartending field, which the candidate must prove by means of a letter of reference from an employer or a contract of employment.

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• Certificate from a beekeeping society or master beekeeper proving that the candidate has kept bees under mentorship for three years with at least five bee colonies.

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• At least half a year’s work experience in the bicycle servicing field, demonstrated by means of contracts or letters of reference from employers.

Special entry conditions

• Education at least at SQF level 2 and
• at least two years of work experience in the field of engineering or biotechnology according to the ARRS classification (ARRS classification – Slovenian Research Agency ), which the candidate demonstrates with reference letters.

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• At least elementary education,
• at least one year’s manufacturing experience in the metal forging field.

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• Completed elementary education,
• candidates will prepare in advance a portfolio of bobbin lace containing examples of cloth stitch, half-stitch, divided cloth stitch, double stitch, Idrija narrow tape lace, plaits, tallies, crossings and combinations of stitches, loops, and specific forms and designs as set out in detail in the Slovene description of this qualification.

Special entry conditions

• The candidate prepares a collection folder of evidence in advance, which contains:
• Bobbined laces with references to the sources and authors of the patterns from which the laces were bobbinied. The bobbin laces in the collection folder are made in techniques, elements and motifs:
  • Ažur.
  • Flower.
  • Division of patterns and half-assets.
  • Lace based on a tulle net (so-called oven lace).
  • Two-color tablet.
  • Flanders pattern- lace in a combination of Flanders pattern with three and five pairs.
  • Fringe along the edge.
  • Fringe under the pattern.
  • Pomegranate.
  • Idrija pattern in combination with twisted pattern and semi-finished products. Finished lace with a tip and loop finish.
  • Idrija pattern with bends, corners and double twist. Finished lace with any tip and finish.
  • A derivative of a wide line or several derivatives with a chain, a bend, croquettes, with a rectangular and pointed corner, with flowers made of stanzas and flowers made of fishes. Finished lace with cap and loop finish.
  • Kantu flower.
  • Stakes.
  • Small spruces with a corner.
  • Coffee tables with a corner.
  • Wetlands.
  • Brains.
  • Hint and finish in the tip in the semi-property.
  • Tip and tip in pattern.
  • Bends in semi-property with imitation and leaving pairs.
  • Narrow pattern with bends, bends with an auxiliary item, right-angled, pointed and combined corner.
  • Spiders made in many different ways.
  • Spiders with semi-property.
  • Pence.
  • Half-items with addition and subtraction of pairs. Finished lace with a tip and a loop finish.
  • Semi-furnished with corners.
  • Crossing draws or semi-properties.
  • Divided pattern, sensibly used in combination with other bobbin techniques.
  • Relief tips and finishes, judiciously used in combination with other bobbin techniques.
  • Ribežen
  • pattern by adding and subtracting pairs. Finished lace with a tip and loop finish.
  • A flower with a stanza.
  • Rose with filling.
  • Honeycombs with bends and corners. Finished lace with a tip and loop finish.
  • Drooling.
  • Snowflake.
  • Columns.
  • Twisted bibs with a corner.
  • Twisted draw with bends and corners.
  • Spiral.
  • Loaves with a corner.
  • Tulips.
  • Leaflet.
  • Multi-colored lace, made according to your own pattern.
  • Chains.
  • Carousel.
  • At least four different national ornament motifs: carnation, other sophisticated floral motifs, human and/or animal figures.
  • At least three different bobbin fillings.
  • Combining drawings and semi-properties.
  • Horned frogs.
  • Frogs with canvas.
  • Saws.
  • The vein in the half-stroke straight and sideways and
• the candidate’s statement that the candidate has independently produced all the above-mentioned bobbin laces in the collection folder.

Special entry conditions

• At least upper secondary vocational education in any field.

Special entry conditions

• At least secondary vocational education
• Eligibility for work experience in accordance with the law governing private security.
• Driver’s license category B.
• Medical certificate of medical fitness for work as a bodyguard, issued by a doctor specializing in occupational and sports medicine.
• Completed professional training for a bodyguard in accordance with the law governing private security.
• Certificate of passing the test of knowledge on the handling of weapons prescribed by the Weapons Act.

Special entry conditions

• At least elementary education and three years’ work experience in the field of bookbinding; or
• at least a vocational school qualification in the graphics field and two years’ work experience in the field of bookbinding.

Special entry conditions

There are no special conditions.

Special entry conditions

No entry conditions.

Special entry conditions

• completed elementary education

Special entry conditions

• Completed secondary vocational education in the “Bricklayer” progamme or a pass in the master craftsman examination in bricklaying; or at least completed secondary vocational education including the technical part of the final examination (product with oral presentation) for the vocational qualification “Bricklayer” (Zidar/zidarka) and
• three years’ work experience, demonstrated by proof of works carried out in the bricklaying field, and
• proof of at least three interventions in architectural heritage properties completed and documented in accordance with the occupational standard that forms part of this catalogue and approved by a restorer who has passed the professional examination in the protection of cultural heritage.