Keskharidus
Keskharidus is the Estonian term for secondary education, the level of schooling that follows basic education. It encompasses two main pathways: general upper secondary education (gümnaasium) and vocational upper secondary education. The general path emphasizes academic subjects and prepares students for higher education, while the vocational path combines subject study with workplace-oriented training and leads to a vocational qualification.
Students typically begin keskharidus after completing basic education and progress through a curriculum approved by the
On completion, learners receive a certificate of secondary education (keskharidus). The certificate qualifies graduates for admission
Estonia's keskharidus system is part of the broader European education framework, aligning with the European Qualifications