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Line 1: {{Infobox ~~School~~school \| name = Oslo Commerce School \| native_name =~~<small>~~ Oslo Handelsgymnasium~~</small>~~ \| image = Oslo Handelsgym.JPG \| image_size = 225px▼ \| ~~alt~~caption = Four-story L-shaped brick building with ranks of white wood-framed windows; a parking lot in foreground. Two four-metre conifers are planted in containers at the front. On the right part of the "L" a wheelchair ramp and broad steps across the width of the building provide access to three double doors. The top two storeys are partially set back from the main façade. On the rightmost part of the building is an oversized modern clock face set into the brick. ▲\| image_size=225px \| address = Parkveien 65▼ \| motto=''Læring i sentrum''<br/>("Learning at the centre")▼ \| city = [[Oslo]]▼ \| established=1875▼ \| country = [[Norway]] \| type=[[Upper secondary school]] ▼ \| coordinates = {{Coord\|59\|54\|49.9\|N\|10\|43\|12.6\|E\|display=inline,title}}▼ ▲\| city=[[Oslo]] \| ~~country~~pushpin_map =[[ Norway]] ▲\| motto ='' Læring i sentrum~~''<br/>("Learning at the centre")~~ ▲\| coordinates={{Coord\|59\|54\|49.9\|N\|10\|43\|12.6\|E\|display=inline}} \| motto_translation = Learning at the centre \| bydel=[[Frogner]] ▼ ▲\| established = 1875 ▲\| address=Parkveien 65 \| closed = \| campus_type=urban▼ ▲\| type = [[Upper secondary school]] \| rector=Trond Lien▼ ▲\| ~~bydel~~district = [[Frogner]] \| language=[[Norwegian language\|Norwegian]]▼ ▲\| campus_type =~~urban~~ Urban ~~\| enrolment=~~ ▲\| rector = Trond Lien \| hours_in_day=8:00–15:30▼ ▲\| language = [[Norwegian language\|Norwegian]] \| alumni=[[Gustav Henriksen]]<br>[[Siv Jensen]]<br>[[Per-Kristian Foss]]▼ \| ~~closed~~enrolment = \| enrolment_as_of =~~2007~~ ▲\| hours_in_day = 8:00–15:30 \| website=[http://www.ohg.vgs.no www.ohg.vgs.no]▼ ▲\| alumni = [[Gustav Henriksen]]<br>[[Siv Jensen]]<br>[[Per-Kristian Foss]] ▲\| website =~~[http://www.ohg.vgs.no~~ {{URL\|www.ohg.vgs.no]}} }} '''Oslo Commerce School''' ([[Norwegian language\|Norw.]] ''Oslo Handelsgymnasium'') is a public high school in [[Oslo]], [[Norway]], specialized to teach [[Business school\|financial and business management]].▼ ▲'''Oslo Commerce School''' ([[Norwegian language\|Norw.]] ''Oslo Handelsgymnasium'') is a ~~public~~full-time ~~high~~public school in [[Oslo]], [[Norway]], ~~specialized~~specialising in the toteaching ~~teach~~of [[Business school\|financial and business management]]. The school was founded in 1875 with the goal of enabling young people "who had settled on a career in commerce or other practical vocations" to receive "a complete theoretical and practical education in commercial subjects as well as a higher education in other subjects."<ref name="ohgt">[http://www.ohg.vgs.no/omskolen3/Historie.html Trekk fra Oslo Handelsgymnasiums historie], Oslo Kommune Utdanningsetaten. Retrieved 2010-12-28.</ref>▼ ▲The school was founded in 1875 as '''Christiania Commerce School''' ([[Norwegian language\|Norw.]] ''Christiania Handelsgymnasium'') with the goal of enabling young people "who had settled on a career in commerce or other practical vocations" to receive "a complete theoretical and practical education in commercial subjects as well as a higher education in other subjects."<ref name="ohgt">[http://www.ohg.vgs.no/omskolen3/Historie.html Trekk fra Oslo Handelsgymnasiums historie], Oslo Kommune Utdanningsetaten. Retrieved 2010-12-28.</ref> ==Growth and diversification== The first 2232 students graduated in 1877. Until [[Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration]] (''Norges Handelshøyskole'') in [[Bergen]] was established in 1936, Oslo Commerce School provided the highest level of commercial education available in Norway. The number of pupils has increased steadily since then, especially after a 1950 reform gave economics and commerce courses the same recognition as the traditional high school subjects, and provided the right for its graduates to study at universities and colleges.<ref name="ohgt"/> This avenue of entry to post-secondary studies became popular, and after a few years many traditional upper secondary schools began offering programs in economics and commerce as well. The first students for the new Arts and Sciences curriculum began studies in 1977; the first class graduated in 1980. When Frogner Upper Secondary School closed, 13 class groups studying commerce and office/clerical programs transferred to Oslo Commerce School; the remaining students transferred to Hartvig Nissen School.<ref name="ohgt"/> From the ~~2002-03~~2002–03 school year, the school has included programs in training for the [[service sector]], for the [[travel industry]], for transport and [[logistics]] and for [[information technology]]. In addition, the school caters to [[special education\|special-needs students]] and offers two preparatory class groups for minority-language students. ==School library== The school library has ~~some~~approximately 79,000 books, including ~~both~~ fiction and non-fiction ~~subjects~~, and subscribes to three newspapers and several journals. The library has sections for poetry and novels, as well as [[audiobook]]s and foreign-language fiction in English, French, Spanish and German.<ref name="ohgl">[http://www.ohg.vgs.no/skolen/Bibliotek/Om_biblioteket.html Mer om biblioteket ved OHG], Oslo Kommune Utdanningsetaten. Retrieved 2010-12-29.</ref> ==School locations== Line 44 ⟶ 47: {{Public high schools of Oslo}} {{Authority control}} [[Category:Education in Oslo]]