Dimian: The High School Admission Competition Is Not a Proposal Made Now. The Prediction Exists in the Law of 2023, with Application of 2027
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The interim Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, shows that the organization by the high school of the admission competition for up to half of the places was provided for in the Law of Pre-university Education voted by Parliament in 2023, not being a recent proposal of the Ministry of Education. He asks that parliamentarians be no longer urged by the Ministry of Education and Research to violate the law, but to initiate a draft law to decide, fo…
The interim Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, said that the organization by the high school of the admission competition for up to half of the places was provided for in the Law of Pre-university Education voted by Parliament in 2023 and that it is not a recent proposal of the Ministry of Education. He asks parliamentarians "to no longer be urged to the Ministry of Education and Research to violate the law, but to initiate a draft law by whic…
The Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, said on Wednesday that the possibility of organizing a separate high school admission competition, starting from 2027, is not a recent proposal of the Ministry, but is provided for in the Law of Pre-university Education adopted by Parliament in 2023. "The admission competition is not a proposal made now by the Ministry. Parliament voted in 2023, through the Law of Pre-university Education, that the high s…
Interim Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, shows that the organization by the high school of the admission competition for up to half of the places was provided for in the Law of Pre-university Education voted by Parliament in 2023.
The separate high school admission competition, scheduled to start in 2027, could be sponsored. Education Minister Mihai Dimian announced, in a message published on Facebook page, that he had discussed with parliamentarians from several parties and considered that there was a chance for the formation of a parliamentary majority that would
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