ORGANIZACIJA I RAD UČITELJSKIH ŠKOLA U BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI U PERIODU 1918.-1929. GODINE
ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION OF TEACHERS SCHOOLS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA FOR THE PERIOD 1918th to 1929th

Summary/Abstract: When Bosnia and Herzegovina entered the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes there were three teachers' schools: The regular female school in Sarajevo and School for boys in Mostar and Derventa .. In the year 1926. more schools have been opened: Male teachers school in Sarajevo and Krajiska teachers school in Banja Luka. During that same year, the school for teachers in Derventa was closed. Apart from government schools, in Bosnia and Herzegovina also operated Roman Catholic women's school at the bureau of st. Joseph in Sarajevo. These schools operated under regulations that were adopted during the Austro-Hungarian administration in Bosnia and Herzegovina and were in force until 1929. In schools for teachers in Bosnia and Herzegovina there has always been enough candidates for enrollment. Such a phenomenon was caused by a number of factors, among which we should accentuate rather widespread network of civic schools whose students, as well as students of the (lower) high schools decided to follow this vocation. In addition, students of these schools who came from small towns received accommodation sooner in boarding schools then students of other schools, but also the scholarships of educational-cultural societies. Parents of students, especially those poorer, decided to enroll their children in schools for teachers because they believed that it will also help them get employment much sooner.

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