Educational and humanitarian role of Women's trade school of The Dance of Serbian sisters in Uroševac

• Main Author: Vidosavljević Slađana T.
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Institute of Serbian Culture Priština, Leposavić 2016-01-01
• Series: Baština
• Subjects: sub-committee of the dance of serbian sisters; uroševac; women's trade school; teachers and female pupils
• Online Access: https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0353-9008/2016/0353-90081640173V.pdf
• ISSN: 0353-9008; 2683-5797

Women's Trade School in Uroševac was established in 1919 by the Committee of The Dance of Serbian Sisters from Uroševac with the help of the Central Committee The Dance of Serbian Sisters from Belgrade. The Main Board of The Dance sent a guidance for school work, provided the money for the purchase of fixed assets and to start work Women's Trade School. For school work, in addition to the Committee, had a great significance administration district of Uroševac, Commercial Inspectorate in Skopje and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. Many pupils were interested for school but already the next school year came to their dispersal. The main reason was the parents that female children should only deal with domestic affairs. In addition, the working conditions were very bad. However, despite the aforementioned difficulties, the commitment of the Committee of the Serbian Sisters from Uroševac, the work of the Women's Trade School in Uroševac was quite stabilized. There was a discussion between the Subcommittee Princess Ljubica Company from Priština, who was tried with the help of the Regional Committee in Priština to change the title of Women's Trade School of The Dance of Serbian Sisters in Uroševac, but at the end the Ministry of Trade and Industry accepted a given name completely.