On Friday, March 20, the final of the 1st National Logistics Olympiad, organized by the Poznań School of Logistics, will take place. Exactly at noon, in the WSL auditorium, 43 high school students from all over Poland will begin the final competition for the winning laurel. Only the solution to three problem-based questions stands between them and victory. The finalists were selected from nearly 2,000 people who participated in the first and second stages of the Olympiad.
– Initially, we assumed there would be thirty finalists. However, due to the fact that several students scored the same number of points during the regional competition, we decided to increase the group of lucky finalists – explains Wojciech Zalewski, WSL press spokesperson.
The final competition will differ from the previous two. This time, the students will meet at the headquarters of the Poznań School of Logistics, the organizer of the event, and instead of taking a test, they will face problem-based tasks. The questions will be prepared by the Scientific Committee of the 1st National Logistics Olympiad.
Attractive prizes await both the winners and the finalists. Everyone will be exempt from the written part of the vocational preparation exam in the professions of “logistics technician” and “freight forwarder technician,” while the best are guaranteed free studies at the Poznań School of Logistics and attractive material prizes.
The substantive partners of the Olympiad are: the Institute of Logistics and Warehousing and the Polish Logistics Society.