DISAPPOINTING PISA RESULTS: Croatian Students Below Average in All Areas
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The PISA 2025 results presented on Tuesday at the National Center for External Evaluation of Education (NCVVO) showed below-average achievements of Croatian 15-year-olds in the areas tested, and NCVVO Director Vinko Filipović believes that school curricula need to be improved.
The Director of the NCVVO, Vinko Filipović, assessed on Wednesday that school curricula need to be improved, presenting the results of PISA 2025, which showed below-average achievements of Croatian fifteen-year-olds in all areas tested. PISA 2025 was conducted in 91 countries, and in Croatia, 6,424 fifteen-year-old students from 268 secondary and five primary schools participated in the spring of 2025. […]
The research was conducted in Croatia during March and April 2025, and around 9,700 students from 278 primary and secondary schools participated, the Ministry of Science, Education and Youth pointed out.
In Croatia, 6,424 students from 273 schools were tested, and they ranked between 29th (reading literacy) and 36th (mathematical literacy) on a scale of 91 countries.
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