Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Social Affairs
2017-2018
There are nearly 300,000 adults with native languages other than Estonian living in Estonia. Half of them have active knowledge of Estonian, i.e. they understand Estonian and can speak...
There are nearly 300,000 adults with native languages other than Estonian living in Estonia. Half of them have active knowledge of Estonian, i.e. they understand Estonian and can speak...
One of the main priorities of Estonian higher education over the past decade has been internationalisation, which has increased the share of English-taught programmes (ETP) at Estonian universities. At...
Estonian Lifelong Learning Strategy 2020 (EÕS) is the central education strategy of the country, setting out the key objectives and priorities in this area for the period 2014-2020. The...
The quality of transport infrastructure between the city centre and its major transport hubs is very important. Tallinn has a plan to extend its tram network to the Tallinn...
Drop-out rates is a topical subject in Estonia and the rest of the world – failing to finish a course makes a drop-out less competitive in the labour market...
The study focused on ICT students’ working during studies, using the secure multiparty computation software Sharemind on registry data.
The survey extensively maps the profile of families with children with disabilities, their care burden and need for help, the need for and availability of services, economic coping and...
Previous research has shown that school education can be beneficial for both the individual and the society for different reasons. Therefore adults who wish to continue their studies should...
Pay and income statistics frequently come under public criticism, often when the published statistics diverge from people’s knowledge of their own income and that of people in their social...
The main goal of public procurement is to purchase goods and services at the best possible price and this is how it should be. At the same time, public...