3idea

Professional development training for teachers and other education professionals in Slovakia

Michalovce, SlovakiaFounded 20023idea.skWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09

About 3idea

3idea s.r.o. provides innovation and update training for pedagogical and professional staff.

The company is based in Michalovce, Slovakia, and was founded in 2002.

Product: Innovation and update training for pedagogical and professional staff.

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