We now know the results of the second stage of the 4th edition of the National Logistics Olympiad. The best result – 30 points – was achieved by Mirella Gierwatowska from the School Complex of Economics in Zielona Góra. 50 students have qualified for the final. On March 16, they will face problem-solving tasks. The final stage of the Olympiad will take place at the organizer’s headquarters in the Auditorium of the Poznań School of Logistics.
The second stage competition took place on December 9 in 10 districts across the country. It was attended by 617 students selected from a record number of 5,652 participants. Only the best moved on to the third stage of the Olympiad. Among the winning fifty, there are many Olympians, similar to the 3rd edition of the Olympiad – from the Łódź Voivodeship (7) and the Greater Poland Voivodeship (7). The institution from Leszno introduced the most contestants – 4 young logisticians from the School Complex of Economics will take part in the final. The individuals with the highest scores in the second stage are: Mirella Gierwatowska from the School Complex of Economics in Zielona Góra (30 pts.), Adrian Mrozowski from School Complex No. 1 in Kraków (28 pts.), Michał Kosicki from the School Complex of Economics in Mińsk Mazowiecki (28 pts.), Paulina Zaremba from the Vocational School Complex in Gostyń (28 pts.), and Adrian Szulecki from School Complex No. 2 in Szczecinek (28 pts.).
– For the fourth time, we are preparing to organize the final of the Olympiad. It is always a great challenge and honor for us. After all, we will be hosting the 50 best young logisticians in the country. As previous editions of the Olympiad have shown, this is an event that often opens doors to a career. All finalists of the Olympiad, regardless of further results, are exempt from the written part of the vocational exam. At the moment, they are fighting for the opportunity to study for free at the first logistics university in Poland and for attractive material prizes funded by the partners and sponsors of the venture – says Wojciech Zalewski, Press Spokesperson for the Poznań School of Logistics.
The best “50” young logisticians have just learned about qualifying for the final. Two months of hard work are already behind them. The most important period of preparation is beginning. The stakes are really high, so the level of difficulty in subsequent stages is increasing. The final showdown involves problem-solving tasks concerning logistics in all areas of the supply chain. What emotions will accompany the young logisticians during the final of the Olympiad? We will find out soon.