Učenje u Hrvatskoj

Učenje u Hrvatskoj odvija se u školi, na poslu, kod kuće te kroz tečajeve ili aktivnosti u zajednici. Može dovesti do formalne kvalifikacije, razviti praktičnu vještinu ili jednostavno pomoći osobi da bolje razumije svakodnevni život. Hrvatski je glavni jezik obrazovanja, iako se u odgovarajućim programima mogu koristiti i drugi jezici.

Apprenticeship

Apprenticeship usually leads to a recognized vocational qualification and often lasts 2 to 3.5 years.

School

School in Croatia begins with preschool preparation and continues through compulsory basic education in osnovna škola. After that, students may enter a general, vocational, or arts secondary school. Croatian is the usual teaching language, with special arrangements possible for minority or international education.

Languages

Croatian is the official language and the main language of public education and administration in Croatia. It uses the Latin alphabet and has grammatical forms that may feel unfamiliar to new learners. Minority languages and foreign languages also have roles in schools, communities, tourism, and work.

Higher Education

Higher education in Croatia is offered by universities and professionally oriented higher education institutions. Programs usually follow undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate stages and use ECTS credits. Students should check the teaching language, admission route, recognition of earlier education, and type of qualification before applying.

Continuing Education

Continuing education in Croatia includes adult education, workplace training, professional development, and independent learning. It may refresh an existing skill, support a career change, or lead to a formal qualification. The Croatian ideas of obrazovanje odraslih and cjeloživotno učenje cover much of this learning after initial schooling.

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