The postwar history of the school 

1945. In the Universal School Number 1 in Swiecie the Public Vocational school was established. Aleksy Ceranowski became the headmaster of both schools. In the same year the Female School of Commerce was revived in Swiecie and Franciszka Lupa became its headmistress.

1946. The Public Vocational School in Swiecie was renamed the Public Secondary Vocational School. Alexander Ceranowksi was appointed its headmaster and held this position up to 1950. In September of 1946 the school was transferred to military barracks.
At the same time, the  Preparatory School of Agriculture was opened. It was headed by Paweł Jagła.

1947. In the Female School of Commerce, the State School of Tailoring was opened. The director of both schools until October 1950 was Franciszka Lupa.

1948. The training workshops for locksmiths were created and their first director was Mieczyslaw Prabucki. He held this position until1963.The  Female School of Commerce in Swiecie was at that time renamed the Municipal School of Agriculture.

1950. Feliks Czortek became the head of the Public Vocational School. Its former director Aleksy Ceranowski became the director of the dormitory. He held this position until 1951.
The Municipal School of Agriculture  which was headed by Paweł Jagła was closed, and the buildings handed over to Vocational School.
In January of this year, the Municipal School of Agriculture was renamed the State Preparatory School for Collective Nutrition.
At the end of 1950 the State School for Collective Nutrition and the State School of Tailoring were closed and in their place a two-year State School of Clothing Industry in Swiecie was introduced. Almost at the same time (October 1950) Stanislawa Targańska became the head of the school.

1962. The position of deputy director was introduced. The first deputy director was Roman Ciemny who held this position until 1981.

1967. The Vocational School of the Ministry of Education moved to the newly constructed building. The Municipal School of Agriculture (founded in 1960) moved to the building which was previously occupied by the Vocational School. The head of the school at that time was Władysław Kołodziejski. In the same year the Technical School of Agricultural Mechanization was opened. The school was directed by the Vocational School's authorities.   

1970. The Technical School of Agricultural Mechanization in Swiecie was changed into the Technical School of Mechanical Engineering specializing in machining. The Municipal School of Agriculture was renamed the Vocational Agricultural School. As a result of the fact that the Vocational School was admitting more and more students it needed a new building and therefore the Vocational Agricultural School moved to the building which belonged to the Primary School No. 3 in Swiecie.

 

1972. The director of the Vocational School and Technical School of Mechanical Engineering in Swiecie was Józef Zygał. He held this function until 1981.
            In the same year, in order to meet the growing need to study among working people, an entirely new school was established - it was Extramural Technical School headed by Józef Zygał. In addition, at the request of Pulp and Paper Plant a new Technical School of Pulp and Paper Industry was established.

 

1973. This year the Vocational High School was established. It educated in two professions: catering chef, and the next year also in the profession of administrative worker - office salesman - warehouseman.

 

1975. The Vocational School was named after Franciszek Zubrzycki.
In the school the position of the second deputy director (the first since 1962) was introduced and it was Eugeniusz Płaszczyński who held the position until1978.
The head of the workshop was Czeslaw Kurzyna. He held this position until1989.

 

1976. All of the previously established vocational schools were joined into one - the Complex of Vocational Schools under the name of Franciszek Zubrzycki. The school comprised three types of schools: Technical School of Mechanization, Vocational High School, Vocational School, Extramural High School for Adults, Extramural Technical School for Adults. 

1978. The Vocational School of Agriculture was moved and incorporated into the Complex of Vocational Schools. 

Józef Grzymkowski was appointed as deputy director and held this position until 1996.

1987. In connection with the needs of Pulp and Paper Plant in Swiecie a new technical Secondary School was introduced. It was the Technical Secondary School offering education in the field of chemical pulp and paper technology. The school operated until 1995.
            

1988. The school was provided with a new school building – school workshops with an area of 3000 m2.

1989. The director of the Vocational Schools was Czesław Kurzyna, former head of the training workshops. Jerzy Rydalek was appointed in his position and he held this function until 1990.

1991. In the Complex of Vocational Schools two new schools appeared. They were the Technical School specializing in the field of Mechanical Engineering and the Technical School specializing in the field of Economy and Accounting.

1998. In this year it was decided to remove the name of the former school patron Franciszek Zubrzycki. It was made at the request of the School Council and the Teaching Staff.

1996r.  This date marks a very important date in the history of the school - Ewa Joachimiak was appointed the deputy head and she held this position until 2002.

2002. As a result of the reform of education The Complex of Vocational Schools was renamed The Complex of  Secondary Vocational Schools. Ewa Joachimiak became its new headmistress. Her current responsibilities of deputy head were taken by Alina Mazur. Deputy head Józef Ryzop became the new supervisor of the Department for Adults. In The Complex of  Secondary Vocational Schools a new high school was created. It offered the following faculties: information management, economics and administration. At the same time four-year technical schools appeared and they offered the following faculties: the economic, commercial, mechanical, agribusiness.