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PKG ALUMNI

You become a PKG student upon enrolling in PKG, but you remain PKG Alumni forever. Over a thousand students have passed through the Private Classical Gymnasium, learning, traveling, and broadening their horizons. What they share is a sense of belonging, open-mindedness, and a readiness to question themselves and the world around them. Their paths have led them in various directions; among them are scientists, doctors, entrepreneurs, tour guides, lawyers, social workers, economists, salespeople, pharmacists, architects, marketing experts, photographers, professional actors, directors and playwrights, designers, philosophers, hospitality workers and psychologists, IT specialists, mathematicians and physicists, philologists and politicians, priests, chimney sweeps, teachers, musicians, and many other professions and callings. They are all, in fact, pieces in a beautiful mosaic that is today the calling card of the Private Classical Gymnasium, representing us in the world. PKG is forever grateful for their support and willingness to dedicate part of their time and knowledge to new generations!

Here are some of them

PKG is family to me. A place where I was imparted with many valuable knowledge, but more importantly, instilled
many values that I still consider the best part of myself today.

Tibor DolencChief Designer (Dalekovod)
Tibor Dolenc

The collective, teachers, and organization of classes different from the mainstream – all played their role in shaping me at a crucial moment of growing up. PKG helped me become who I am today.

Ivana Petra KolarekDoctor of Medicine
Ivana Petra Kolarek

When you're a child, you can't wait for school to end and to become an adult. At PKG, you didn't want school to end, and you learned to be a person. I had my second, "working" family, and every day was a new day when I learned something about life and people.

Ruta FeldmanMaster of Psychology
Ruta Feldman

Named Asim, surname Ugljen, I am the second generation of PKG students. By profession, I am an academic actor, although I prefer to call it clowning, because it's much closer to what it really is.

Asim UgljenAcademic Actor
Asim Ugljen