Vocational education

After graduating from basic or secondary school, it is possible to continue studying at a vocation school in order to learn a trade. Vocational schools enrol adults as well. These schools provide professional education, teaching practical skills to start work as a welder, assembler, electrician, gardener, cook or hairdresser. Modern vocational education institutions offer many exciting specialties.

Vocational education statistics provide information, such as:

  • how many vocational education institutions there are in Estonia and where they are located;
  • which fields of study are available;
  • how many vocational students and graduates there are.

Statistics on vocational education are necessary to make plans and decisions concerning vocational education.

Vocational education institutions 34
-5.6%
2024
Vocational students 27,604
4.9%
2024
Admitted students 13,849
6.4%
Dropouts 5,288
-12.0%
2024
Vocational education graduates 9,200
4.4%
Teachers of vocational education institutions 2,187
-2.1%
2024

Acquisition of vocational education by type of study, 2024

 Enrolment
Vocational courses with no previous education requirement2,144
Vocational courses after basic education21,129
Vocational courses after secondary education4,331

Teachers of vocational education institutions by age, 2024

 MalesFemales
Under 251412
25-295243
30-39152194
40-49215291
50-55116249
56 and over315534

Acquisition of vocational education by type of study, 2023, 2024

 20232024
Education00
Arts and humanities1,8891,901
Information and communication technologies2,7852,701
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics140123
Agriculture, forestry, fisheries and veterinary2,1342,149
Social sciences, journalism and information00
Services5,1325,505
Engineering, manufacturing and construction9,73610,262
Health and welfare1,6071,582
Business, administration and law2,5192,675

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