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Partnership for education...

 
The Partnership was set up by experienced certified guides and educators working with the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum. The aim of the Partnership is to provide educational services for the most demanding visitors to the Auschwitz Memorial. In the world of shallow communication and short information we offer the highest quality in the context of a visit to the site of the former German Nazi death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. In our actions we make reliability and professionalism our priorities. We realize that a visit to Auschwitz might be for many people an emotional experience, often due to the tragic fate of family members who perished in this place. That is why we make every effort to proceed with the visit at leisurely pace, without bypassing, if possible, congested parts of the exhibition. In addition, we use supplementary materials and certain elements of exhibition to illustrate, in the most detailed way possible, the tragedy and scope of the crimes committed by the Nazis. For many people, the visit to Auschwitz is a lesson of humanism, for some—facing the tragic fate of their loved ones. During each and every visit to this place we bear in mind its unique character and above all we pay homage to the victims of the Nazi crimes
 
 
Jerzy WójcikJerzy Wójcik - Graduate of International Relations at the Faculty of Political and International Studies, and of postgraduate studies on the Middle and Far East at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. In 2010, he was awarded a PhD in the field of political science at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. Recipient of a scholarship from Florentyna Kogutowska Fund at the Jagiellonian University and a scholarship from the State of Israel for an 8-month internship researcher at the Tel Aviv University (Research Fellow). For a number of years, has been working with several organizations and institutions in Poland, among others, the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum and Center for Holocaust Studies in Krakow.
 
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Anna ZacharaAnna Zachara - Licensed tour guide with seven years of experience in the tourism industry. Her adventure with tourism began with the Krakow-based tour operator Cracow Tours, which focuses primarily on local tours to Auschwitz, Wieliczka, Zakopane, Niedzica and Częstochowa. Soon she teamed up with Orbis—one of the most important travel agencies in Poland, as well as Jan-Pol, providing for both guiding services in English. Later, collaborated also with other tourist agencies in Małopolska. After the division of Orbis, began working with agencies such as Jordan, Cracow City Travel, Melody Tours, Come to Poland, Point, Top Travel, Arthur Travel, Oriente, Crazy Guides, or CB International, performing transfers, interpreting (e.g. in Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum or Wieliczka salt mines), residency, and above all, tour leading. Specializes in tours of Krakow and Małopolska sites—Auschwitz, Wieliczka, Zakopane, Niedzica, Ogrodzieniec, Wadowice, as well as Częstochowa, Wrocław or Prague.
 
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