Introduction
Final
Report
Conference
Issues
Conference
Rules
Report 1
Participating
countries
EURYDICE
Glossary
Admission
to HE
Austria
Issues
Q&A
Bulgaria
Description
Issues
Q&A
Czech Republic
Description
Issues
Q&A
Estonia
Issues
Q&A
France
Issues
Q&A
Germany
Issues
Q&A
Hungary
Description
Issues
Latvia
Issues
Lithuania
Issues
Q&A
Netherlands
Issues
Q&A
Poland
Description
Issues
Q&A
Portugal
Description
Issues
Q&A
Slovakia
Description
Issues
Q&A
Slovenia
Description
Issues
Spain
Description
Issues
Sweden
Description
Issues
United Kingdom
Description
Issues
Answer: To finish secondary school, students have to pass five examinations. Three of them must be national external exams (Riigieksam) and two of them can be internal school-set exams (Koolieksam). There are no differences in entry chances for candidates applying for universities whether they take 3+2 or 4+1 because usually they need three exams to enter a university.
Question 2. Would you explain the main reason for having all examinations (except one part of foreign language) written?
This was only the third year for the national examinations in Estonia. At the moment the main task is to reach a good level with the written exams.
