Ligi 12 000 noort sooritavad teisipäeval põhikooli eesti keele eksamit

The Estonian State Examination Board (Riigieksam) has commenced the examination period for secondary school students. The assessments began on Tuesday with the Estonian Language as Mother Tongue exam, which is being taken by approximately 12,000 young people. Following this, the Estonian Language as Second Language exam will take place from Tuesday through Friday, involving 3,334 students.

In total, 15,757 students are participating in the secondary school final examinations this year. The examinations are a significant academic milestone for students completing their basic education. The structure of the testing period requires participants to take multiple subjects over several days.

The examination of the Estonian language as a mother tongue marks the initial phase of the testing cycle. Subsequently, the focus shifts to assessing proficiency in the Estonian language as a second language for a different cohort of students. The sheer number of participants underscores the scale of the educational assessment process in Estonia.

These comprehensive exams cover various academic areas and are crucial for determining students’ educational pathways. The continued administration of these keele eksam ensures a standardized evaluation across the country for all students completing their studies. The participation of nearly 12,000 students in the initial keele exam, combined with the subsequent testing for the second keele, confirms the broad reach of the educational requirements.

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