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With the renovation of the premises in the building on Trzaska and Langusova Streets in Ljubljana, the Administrative Academy has acquired new, modern classrooms for conducting professional exams, education and training for civil servants. Before tomorrow's official start of use of the new premises, the leadership of the Ministry of Public Administration also viewed the long-awaited acquisition.Author: Ministry of Public Administration 1 / 5 With the renovation of the former kitchen with a dining room, the Administrative Academy (UA) has acquired its own premises, which will improve the working conditions for employees, students, other external collaborators and program providers. There are two modern and appropriately technically equipped classrooms, or three classrooms, as the larger classroom, which can accommodate around 70 participants, can be divided into two smaller ones with a movable wall. The rooms, which are also accessible to people with disabilities, are functionally and design-wise designed to enable professional exams, education and training to be conducted in different ways within the same premises - with more spatial flexibility for different placement of teaching aids and different ways of conducting education and training. Before the official start of use, the new UA premises were visited by the Minister of Public Administration, mag. Franc Props, together with the two state secretaries, Mojca Ramsak Pesec and Jure Trbic. "The Ministry of Public Administration is responsible for the civil service system and the Administrative Academy is the one that ensures that employees in the public administration are appropriately trained and educated," said Minister Franc Props, M.Sc., during a tour of the premises. "Today, there are increasing demands for the knowledge and skills of employees to be improved. Along with all other activities aimed at increasing the skills and motivation of employees, the arrangement of the premises for the Administrative Academy will certainly help ensure that this training will continue to contribute to the fact that we can successfully respond to what society expects from public administration in the future," the minister emphasized. The Administrative Academy operates within the Ministry of Public Administration, Directorate for Quality. It currently carries out its activities at several locations around Ljubljana. Several premises are (were) rented, and the new classrooms are in the premises of the building on Langusova Street, which is owned by the Republic of Slovenia. Since the premises of the Ministry of Public Administration and the Administrative Academy are also located at this location, classrooms in the same building, in addition to reducing rental costs, also mean optimization and easier organization of employees' work. The thorough reorganization and renovation of the premises was also carried out with the help of funds from the Recovery and Resilience Plan. "In addition to mandatory professional exams and training, the Administrative Academy also conducts many other professional trainings. We determine the content based on social development and also on the basis of proposals received from the human resources departments of various institutions," explained Eva Treven, Director General of the Quality Directorate, under whose auspices the Administrative Academy operates. "By acquiring additional classrooms, we have also ensured further opportunities for the development of learning content and strengthening the knowledge, skills and competencies of civil servants in various professional fields," she emphasized. New, innovative approaches to work in the field of training were vividly illustrated by Albert Einstein's statement that "problems cannot be solved with the same way of thinking that we used when we created them." The Administrative Academy is the central professional institution for the education of civil servants, which increases the scope and type of training every year. In the first half of 2025, the UA held almost 500 events with more than 16,000 training visits and professional exams.
