Felsoktatásig

Felsoktatásig is a Hungarian term that translates to "up to higher education" or "leading to university education." It refers to the educational stage or level that prepares students for tertiary education, such as universities or colleges. This typically encompasses the final years of secondary schooling.

In the Hungarian education system, felsoktatásig generally covers the gymnasium (gimnázium) and vocational secondary school (szakközépiskola) programs that offer a matriculation exam (érettségi) as a prerequisite for university admission. Students completing these programs have met the academic requirements to apply for higher education institutions. The curriculum at this stage is designed to provide a broad foundation of knowledge and specialized skills that will be further developed in university studies.

The term emphasizes the goal-oriented nature of this educational phase, highlighting its function as a stepping stone toward advanced academic pursuits. It signifies the completion of secondary education and the transition to the next level of learning. Successful completion of felsoktatásig, usually demonstrated by passing the matriculation exam, is crucial for individuals seeking to enter universities and other higher education establishments in Hungary.