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General Education
Is an important area of activity that ensures the acquisition of knowledge, skills and habits by students. -
Extracurricular Education
Extracurricular education is a type of education that ensures the development of interests and skills, improvement of intellectual level, creative abilities and physical capabilities of children, teenagers and young people. -
Vocational Education
Is a priority area that provides the necessary work skills. -
Secondary special education
Provides training of qualified personnel in various arts and mass professions in accordance with the needs of society and the labor market on the basis of general secondary education. -
Higher education
Provides highly qualified specialist training based on full secondary education and secondary vocational education, taking into account the needs of society and the labor market. -
Special Education
Special education ensures the integration of people with disabilities into society, including their preparation for work and family life, by giving knowledge and skills based on state programs. -
Projects
Projects of the Ministry of Education -
Assessments and studies
Ongoing research by the Ministry of Education
“STEAM” project
STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math
Date of creation: 2019
Goal: To form students' skills of the 21st century, such as critical, creative thinking, cooperation, and others, to create opportunities for learning in the process of creativity, to combine subjects into a single training model based on applications aimed at solving integrative, real problems, increase student’s ability to use modern ICT equipment by introducing different programming languages.
Information: The teaching process in the general education schools covered by the project follows the curriculum prepared for the modules "3D Printing", "Microbit Programming", "Electrical Engineering", "Biotechnology", "Nanotechnology", "Robotics", "Genetic Engineering", "CNC Laser Cutting", "Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (training drones)", "Entrepreneurship".
Scope of the coverage: The STEAM project covers 302 comprehensive schools and 10 STEAM Centres. A total of about 91,000 pupils are involved in STEAM education.