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Estonia aims to tack additional year onto vocational education programs

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Just 6 percent of all vocational school graduates in Estonia today continue on to university. The Ministry of Education, however, wants to bump that number to one third. Minister of Education Kristina Kallas wants to increase the length of vocational education programs from the current three years to four.

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Estonia aims to tack additional year onto vocational education programs

Part of Estonia's education reforms include changes to the country's vocational schools as well. The Ministry of Education and Research is planning on extending vocational education programs to four years in length, in hopes that more students who have completed vocational education will go on to study in universities.

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling broke the news in Estonia on Tuesday, February 27, 2024.
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