The project (P.) involves a comprehensive reconstruction of the building of the District Vehicle Inspection Station (OSKP) at the Nicolaus Copernicus School Complex at ul. Przemysłowa 44 in Bełżyce and the equipment of the vocational training workshop in the school building at ul. Wilczyńskiego 98 in Bełżyce. The works include key activities aimed at adapting the facility to modern standards and requirements of people with special needs. The project provides for: - insulation of external walls with a layer of thermal insulation, which will increase the energy efficiency of the building; - transforming the functional layout of the interiors so that they better meet the needs of users and are fully adapted to people with special needs; - reconstruction of the entrance slipway leading to the diagnostic station, which will facilitate access to the facility, - reconstruction of the water supply and sewage system to ensure their better efficiency and meet current standards, - reconstruction of ventilation and heating systems, which will improve the comfort of use of the building, - reconstruction of the electrical installation, increasing the safety and functionality of the facility, - purchase of modern equipment for the OSKP, - purchase of specialized equipment for vocational training workshops in the automotive technicians and mechanics competition - located in the school building at ul. Wilczyńskiego 98 in Bełżyce. The main objective of the Project is to provide a modern, comprehensively equipped didactic base, which will significantly improve the quality of vocational education of students in the professions of motor vehicle technicians and motor vehicle mechanics. Thanks to the modernizations, students of faculties related to the technology and mechanics of motor vehicles will gain access to technologically advanced tools and devices that reflect the realities of the modern automotive industry. The project will cover not only the reconstruction of the infrastructure, but also the adaptation of the space to the needs of people with special needs, which will ensure equal opportunities in access to education. Students will be able to work in conditions that resemble the real working environment in car services or diagnostic stations. Modern ventilation, heating and electrical systems will ensure the comfort of learning, and modernized equipment will allow you to conduct classes in accordance with the highest technological standards. As a result, school graduates will not only be theoretically prepared to work, but will also gain practical experience in operating modern vehicles, diagnostic systems and tools used in car workshops. This will enable them to enter the labour market more easily and will also increase their competitiveness in job search, responding to the growing demand for professionals in the automotive industry. In the long term, the project will contribute to improving the quality of vocational education in the region, supporting the development of the local economy and improving the qualifications of future employees.