The Vocational High School of Stonemasonry in the village of Kunino offers a unique opportunity for training in one of the oldest and most revered crafts: stonemasonry. The high school prepares its students not only with technical skills but also with a profound understanding of the history and culture of this profession.
This is an art form that transcends time, breathing life into inert matter and transforming raw blocks of stone into inspiring sculptures. From ancient civilizations to modern-day artisans, the art of the stonemason has mesmerized and captivated us with its timeless beauty.
The Vocational High School of Stonemasonry in Kunino was founded in 1920 to improve stonemasonry skills in Bulgaria, in response to the need for specialists in the field. Chosen for its proximity to excellent limestone sources and railway lines, Kunino is a village with a rich history and natural beauty. The school's founder, Konstantin Tomov, was a renowned Bulgarian visionary.
The high school trains students in the protected major of "Stonemasonry." At the end of their five-year vocational training, students receive a secondary education diploma and a certificate of professional qualification with a second degree of professional qualification (SPK).
Vocational High School of Stonemasonry – village of Kunino Pursuant to Art. 44 of the Regulations for the Application of the State Property Act, in connection with Art. 16 of the State Property Act and ORDER No. 364/July 18, 2023, of the Director of the VHSS-Kunino
