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Estonia Education youth

Andres Lokk Chief Expert of Youth Information and Participation Estonian Youth Work Centre (Eesti Noorsootöö Keskus) Ministry of Education and Research (Haridus- ja teadusministeerium). Estonia Education youth. Young people by age (2009) 7-26 years old. Young people (7-26).

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Estonia Education youth

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  1. Andres Lokk Chief Expert of Youth Information and Participation Estonian Youth Work Centre (Eesti Noorsootöö Keskus) Ministry of Education and Research (Haridus- ja teadusministeerium) EstoniaEducationyouth

  2. Youngpeoplebyage (2009)7-26 yearsold

  3. Youngpeople (7-26)

  4. Educationfunding • In recent years, 14-15% of the total public expenditure in Estonia has been invested in education each year, and in 2007 this amount was over 11 billion kr.

  5. Educationopportunitiesin Estonia • Preschoolchildcareinstitution Childrenwhoturn 7 yearsofageby 1 Oct. of thecurrentyear are obligatetoattendschool • General education - Primaryschool (1-6 grades) - Basic school (1-9 grades) Thecompulsoryschoolingobligationappliestochildrenuntilacquirebasiceducationorturn 17 years -Secondaryschool (10-12 grades) • Vocationaleducationalinstitution • Highereducation

  6. General education (grades 1-12) • Primary school 82 • Basic school 261 • Secondary school or upper secondary school 230 • Adult upper secondary school 16 TOTAL 589 • 2007/08 approximately 155 000 pupils in the daytime study in general education schools • Pupils decreased 9000 / schools dropped by 12

  7. General education and pupils, prognose up to 2011/2012 7

  8. General education (grades 1-12) • Preschool education (1-6 grades) • Basic education (1-9 grades) 07/08 121 405 pupils (+ 1 300 evening and long- distance) • Secondary education (10-12 grades) 07/08 33 666 pupils (+ 5 000 evening and long- distance) • 2007 regulation – at least 60% of studies in upper secondary school level in municipal and state schools must be conducted in Estonian language by 2011.

  9. Vocationaleducation • 47 vocationaleducationalinstitutionsin 07/08 • 27 381 pupils 07/08 9

  10. Vocationaleducation • Vocational education expenditures comprised 1,4 billion kroons in 2007. • This amount has increased about 30 % over the last three years.

  11. Vocationaleducation Priorities: • vocational education corresponds to the need of economy • quality and reputation of vocational education • vocational education operates in cooperation with other types and levels of education

  12. Adulteducation • There was 7% of learners among people aged 25 to 64 in Estonia in 2007 (EU 12,5%, Est ´08 10%)

  13. Highereducation • Bachelor study, Master’s study, Doctoral study • Two types curricula: - theory-based Bachelor study curricula - practice-based professional higher education curricula (at least 30% practical work) • 34 educational institutions offer higher education (30. Jun. 08) • The number students studying according to higher education curricula has increased 2,7 times in the 2007/2008 academic year, when compared to 1994/1995

  14. Highereducation

  15. Concernsaboutemployment • Unemployment more than 8,5% at the moment - increasing • More cooperation with private sector and employers • More cooperation between information and councelling centres and schools

  16. Youthworkin Estonia • The main goal of youth work is to create opportunities for young people for activities that facilitate their development and enable them to be active outside their families, formal education and work, to support the young person in the socialisation process and promote his/her transition into a well-copingmember of society. • Youth work is organised by different institutions and in different settings i.e. youth organisations, youth centres, hobby-schools, youth camps, youth programmes and projects, extra-curriculum activities in school etc.

  17. BASICDOCUMENTS 1999 – Youth Work Act 2001 – Estonian Youth Work Concept 2001 – Estonian Youth Work Development Plan 2002 – action plans in 8 fields of youth work (defined in concept) for 2003-2004 2005 – ME&R and MIA agreement on responsibilities of regional authorities 2006 – ESTONIAN YOUTH WORK STRATEGY 2006-2013 2006 – Youth Work Professional Standard 2007– Hobby School Act and Standard 2007– … Renewing Youth Work Act

  18. Somestatistics • 20 regional and several local youth information centres • Ca 25 summer camps and ca 70 project camps for 33 000 youngsters • 53 summer work camps for 6769 youngsters • Ca 250 open youth centres • 335 so-called hobby-schools or hobby-centres for 45000-50 000 youngsters • More than 60 youth NGOs for more than 15000 young people • Ca 6000 youth workers • 15 regional youth councils

  19. Tänan! Andres Lokk

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