Enrollments 2026/2027: the success of the 4+2 system consolidates, enrolled students double, boom in the South. Lyceums at 55.88%, slight increase for Vocational schools
The enrollment statistics for the 2026/2027 academic year show a doubling of students in the 4+2 educational routes, particularly benefiting the Southern regions of Italy, while Lyceums maintain their popularity among families.
The application for the School of the Year title is closing
All general education and vocational schools in Estonia can apply for the School of the Year title until Monday.
Public SAEC: Simplified process for housing allowance – geographical boundaries expanded
A new joint ministerial decision in Greece simplifies the housing allowance process for students of public vocational schools by expanding the geographic eligibility criteria.
Vocational School Leader: With Estonian Language Education, We Send a Message to Primary Schools as Well
Estonian vocational schools will only accept students under Estonian-language programs starting next school year, aiming to send a message to transitioning primary schools.
Billions to vocational schools without requirements on teaching volume
Swedish vocational schools are receiving billions in funding without any stipulations on the volume of teacher-led instruction, raising concerns about the quality of education.
Registrations for 850 vacancies at the Schools of Apprentice Sailors are extended
The Brazilian Navy has extended the registration period for 850 vacancies at its Schools of Apprentice Sailors until March 2.
1.8 Thousand Students Admitted to Vocational Schools During Winter Enrollment
This winter, 1.8 thousand students were admitted to various vocational training programs in Lithuania, reflecting an increasing trend in interest for specific trades.
Winter enrollment in vocational schools attracted a record number of new students
The winter enrollment period for vocational schools in Lithuania saw a record 1,800 new students, with many opting for in-demand professions such as driving, paramedicine, and education support.
Vocational education gets a new curriculum and admission procedure
Estonia's vocational schools will implement a new curriculum and admission policy starting next academic year, requiring students to select a field of study first and specialize only after the first year.
Who are better vocational schools for: dual education graduates have higher salaries, skilled craftsmen also earn well
Graduates of vocational schools in Slovakia, particularly those from dual education programs, are earning higher salaries and face a high demand in the job market.
These subjects will disappear from schools. The Ministry of Education focuses on 'jobs of the future'
Poland's Ministry of Education is planning significant changes to vocational education, removing outdated courses and introducing new ones that align more closely with current labor market needs, starting September 1, 2026.
Career counseling with new principles. Parents gain formal influence
Recent regulatory changes in Poland enhance the role of parents in vocational counseling in schools, granting them formal consultative rights.
Scandal at the Chalandri Vocational High School: Principal 'exchanged' absences for manual labor
The principal of a vocational school in Chalandri is facing severe allegations for requiring students to perform manual labor in exchange for excusing their absences.
Considering Stricter Regulations for Vocational Schools After Pilot School Went Bankrupt
Norwegian Education Minister Sigrun Aasland is reviewing the regulations for private vocational schools following the bankruptcy of Pilot Flight Academy, which left over 170 students without a school and in debt.
Students with Learning Difficulties Say: It's Not Easy for Them in Vocational Schools – They Might Not Graduate
Students with learning difficulties in vocational schools express anxiety over the possibility of failing graduation exams and not graduating at all.
The winter admission to vocational schools is ending
The winter admission period for vocational schools in Lithuania began on February 2, targeting those with secondary education looking to retrain or improve their professional skills.
Four Schools in Tallinn Merged into Technology College Techno TLN
Four educational institutions in Tallinn have merged to form the new Techno TLN college, which will accommodate 6,000 students starting this fall.
New search engine: How difficult is it to get into business academy and fields like cosmetology, electrical engineering, or dental assistant
The article discusses the opening of new online applications for vocational schools in Slovakia, highlighting regional interest in quality education beyond the capital, Bratislava.
The Ministry of Education merges two schools in Pärnu
The Estonian Ministry of Education has proposed a plan to merge the Pärnu Vocational Education Centre and the Pärnu Adult Gymnasium, creating the Pärnu Education Centre to start operating in the next school year.
Sick Leave of Young Caregivers Challenges Vocational Schools – Experienced Lecturer: “They Are in a Tough Spot”
High levels of sickness absence among young caregivers, particularly due to mental health issues, pose challenges for vocational schools, necessitating guidance in recovery and healthy lifestyles.
School and registrations: more and more technical and vocational. Farewell to the classical education
As school enrollment season begins in Lombardy, 88,000 students are set to enter high schools, with 26,000 in Milan and its province, while families of younger students can register online via the "Unica" portal, despite initial technical issues due to high traffic.