kevadõppeperiood

Keavadõppeperiood is the spring instructional period in the Estonian education system. It refers to the part of the academic year during which teaching and learning activities take place in schools and universities. The exact timing and duration of the kevadõppeperiood vary by institution, but it generally follows the winter break and precedes the summer holidays.

During the kevadõppeperiood, students attend regular lessons, practical work, seminars and other instructional activities. Assessments such as tests, quizzes, coursework and examinations are typically scheduled throughout the period. In many institutions, the kevadõppeperiood culminates in a final examination or assessment session, which may be followed by a summer break or a separate exam period.

In primary and secondary education, the kevadõppeperiood often includes preparation for end-of-year examinations and final assessments, as well as ongoing coursework. In higher education, the period commonly occurs as part of the spring semester or term, with mid-term assessments and ongoing coursework contributing to final grades.

Spring holidays, such as a spring break, may interrupt the kevadõppeperiood in some schools and universities. The structure of the period is influenced by national holidays and institutional calendars, leading to variations in length and scheduling across different educational institutions.

See also: academic year, sügisõppeperiood, eksamiperiood, suvevaheaeg.