Education in Estonia

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Education in Estonia
Educational oversight Ministry of Education and Research
Tõnis Lukas
National education budget 4.12 billion EEK (2006)
Primary language(s) Estonian
National system
Literacy (2004)
 • Men
 • Women		 100%
100%
100%
Enrollment
 • Primary
 • Secondary
 • Post-secondary		 '
Attainment
 • Secondary diploma
 • Post-secondary diploma

Education in Estonia has following levels:

  • preprimary education
  • basic education (9 years: age 7 to 16, compulsory)
  • secondary education
  • higher education

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