Russia to abandon Bologna education system
12+

Russia to abandon Bologna education system

June 15, 2022

The Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation said that the transition to a specialty enhances the quality of teacher training.

#ARCTIC. #SIBERIA. THIS IS TAIMYR. The Ministry of Education supports the Bologna education system’s abandonment. The department said that the transition to a specialist could improve the quality of teacher training. Russia joined the Bologna system in 2003. The system includes two levels: bachelor and master. The Russian education system also includes training at the specialist level with the educational programs’ development for five to six years.

The department’s press service explained that specialties and the specific qualification’s indication had disappeared with the transition to the Bologna system. The qualification ‘bachelor/master of pedagogical education’ does not correspond to the specific profession ‘subject teacher’, and this creates difficulties in the labor market.

Earlier, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education reported that Russia would develop its own education system. According to its head Valery Falkov, the education system in Russia will become unique, it will be based on the country’s economy’s interests and will give maximum opportunities for students.

Follow us on TelegramVKontakte.

Text: Angelica Stepanova, Photo: Denis Kozhevnikov

June 15, 2022

All rights reserved ©️ THIS IS TAIMYR online media, 2020-2023

If quoting in whole or in part, a reference to the This is Taimyr is required. The editors are not responsible for the information contained in advertisements. The editors do not provide reference information. Registered by the Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media. The mass media registration number is ЭЛ No. ФС 77 - 79414 dated 02.11.2020, valid. Distributed in Russian Federation and foreign countries.

Founder: Severny Gorod Media Company LLC, 663300, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Norilsk, Komsomolskaya st., 33a.

Chief editor: Natalia N. Popova

This site uses cookies and services to collect technical visitor data (IP address data, etc.) to ensure performance and improve the service quality. By continuing to use our site, you automatically agree to the use of these technologies:
Accept