What additional document must students present to receive a discount on train tickets
CFR Călători has announced that starting January 1, 2025, students will benefit from a 90% reduced rate for domestic rail
Education
Trade union leader Anton Hadăr criticizes the “Trenuleț Ordinance”: “We are starting from scratch. When we make a law, let’s enforce it”
Anton Hadăr, the leader of the federation of “Alma Mater” university teachers’ unions, criticized the “Trenuleț Ordinance” on Monday, which
The most important events that marked Education in 2024: from the rethinking of the Baccalaureate to resilience scholarships
The year 2024 was the year of great surprises in Education. I also checked a premiere: the rescheduling of the
“Trenuleț Ordinance” hits hard in the Education system which is already on the ground ANALYSIS
Austerity on all levels. This is what the “Train Ordinance” provides, through which the Government tightens its belt trying to
What is “PISA for adults” and how much will it cost us to participate in the program
Starting next year, Romania will participate in the Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competences (PIAAC), a global initiative
Student handwriting has become a nightmare for teachers: ‘It’s impossible to give a fair grade to something that can’t be read’
Handwriting has become a bigger and bigger problem, starting with Gen Z. Students’ handwriting is so ugly and indecipherable that
The new clothes of the Baccalaureate. What has changed in Education in 2024
2024 was the year of great surprises in Education. I also ticked off a first: the rescheduling of Baccalaureate, which
What are the facilities of the ultra-modern schools in the commune where Mihai Eminescu grew up. Rural students who will learn with virtual reality
In the hometown of the poet Mihai Eminescu, students benefit from ultra-modern educational conditions. That means 21st century technical equipment.
The matter “the history of communism in Romania” gives rise to the first controversies. Contradictory opinions of teachers ANALYSIS
Starting next school year, twelfth grade students will have an extra hour integrated into the timetable: History of Communism in
How you can successfully apply to Harvard. A student explains the admission procedure step by step
Rafaela Barac-Bologa, vice-president of the National Student Council, explained how she was admitted to Harvard University. A student in the