Järgmisel õppeaastal toimuvad elektrooniliselt vaid kaks eksamit

The Ministry of Education and Science has announced a significant procedural change regarding standardized assessments for primary schools. Based on a comprehensive review of data, the ministry determined that both the English and Estonian language final exams will transition to an electronic format starting in the 2026/2027 academic year. This decision follows an analysis incorporating results from street e-assessments, feedback gathered from various educational institutions, and a detailed readiness assessment conducted by the Education and Youth Board (Harno).

The move aims to modernize the examination process for students across the country. Specifically, the final exams for English and the assessment for Estonian as a second language will no longer be conducted solely in traditional paper-based formats. Instead, the exams are slated to toimuvad electronically for all relevant primary schools.

This shift impacts the assessment of core linguistic competencies. The integration of technology into these crucial evaluations underscores a broader effort to digitize educational standards. The Ministry emphasized that this adaptation is designed to ensure consistency and efficiency in measuring students’ proficiency in key keele subjects.

Furthermore, the focus on eesti language proficiency remains central to the curriculum, and its final examination will adopt the digital platform. Stakeholders are advised that further guidelines detailing the technical requirements and implementation timelines for these electronic assessments will be issued by the Ministry in the coming months, ensuring a smooth transition for both educators and students.

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