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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.
General upper secondary education (general: gimnazija and classical gimnazija; gimnazija with specialization: technical gimnazija, gimnazija of economics, gimnazija of art, international gimnazija)4 years, from age 15
Minimum entry: Completed lower secondary (ISCED 244)
Awards: Certificate of general matura
Matura course and general matura1 years, from age 19
Minimum entry: See notes in the Col. 31
Awards: Certificate of completion of a matura course and Certificate of general matura
Professional study programmes (first-cycle higher education)3 years, from age 19
Minimum entry: Completed upper secondary (ISCED 354, 344)
Awards: Diploma (with with the professional title)
Academic study programmes (first cycle higher education)3 years, from age 19
Minimum entry: Completed upper secondary (ISCED 344)
Awards: Diploma (with the professional title)
Short-cycle higher vocational education2 years, from age 19
Minimum entry: Completed upper secondary (ISCED 354, 344)
Awards: Diploma (with the title of vocational qualification)
Source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS), ISCED 2011 mappings (country file). CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO (UIS terms).