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Map your path. Prove your future.
Career guidance for every country, aligned to ILO ISCO-08
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Admission standards
Official minimum entry requirements and the school system, from the country's UNESCO classification and national sources.
As classified by the country with UNESCO (ISCED 2011), reference year 2020. Universities may set higher requirements.
Upper secondary education or equivalent - General3 years, from age 15
Minimum entry: Completed lower secondary (ISCED 244, 254)
Awards: General secondary school programmes General high school programmes General Equivalency Diploma (GED) programmesfor attainment only, would not be included as a ‘program’ Adult Basic Education (ABE) programmes
Bachelor's degree education or equivalent3 years, from age 18
Minimum entry: Completed upper secondary (ISCED 344, 354)
Awards: Undergraduate or Bachelor’s degree programmes Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Law Collaborative/joint/associate degree
Postsecondary general, career or technical education or equivalent - Career or technical or equivalent2 years, from age 18
Minimum entry: Completed upper secondary (ISCED 344, 354)
Awards: Postsecondary skills programmes (typically completed in two or more years) that usually lead to a specific career path and into the labour market that are neither apprenticeship, pre-university, undergraduate nor graduate programmes: -College diploma -Dip
Postsecondary general, career or technical education or equivalent -Above career or technical certificate or diploma or equivalent1 years, from age 21
Minimum entry: Completed upper secondary (ISCED 344, 354)
Awards: -Postsecondary skills programmes that usually lead to a specific career path and into the labour market and require a certificate or a diploma from a career or technical training programmes: -Advanced certificate or diploma -Advanced citation -Applied c
Source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS), ISCED 2011 mappings (country file). CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO (UIS terms).