Students will have the opportunity to study in primary and secondary professional educational institutions on a paid basis
On May 1, the law adopted by the National Assembly will enter into force, which will enable students to study in primary and secondary professional educational institutions on a paid basis.
The authors of the law are Mkhitar Hayrapetyan, Naira Zohrabyan and Harutyun Babayan.
Hayrapetyan mentioned in the National Assembly that they have repeatedly talked about the need to strengthen the vocational education training institute, and the purpose of the presented package is to strengthen that institute.
"According to the current law, students can study in primary and secondary vocational institutes only on a free basis. We have received concerns that in many schools and colleges, children simply did not have the opportunity to continue their studies simply because places were not allocated on a free basis by state order, or they were limited. With our proposal, we want to give students the opportunity to study in primary and secondary professional educational institutions on a paid basis," Hayrapetyan said.
The second amendment of the project refers mainly to universities with an art orientation. The deputy mentioned, for example, R. After graduating from the college named after Melikyan or the college named after P. Terlemezyan, there is an opportunity to continue the education in the 2nd university immediately.
The main message of the project is that it is not necessary for everyone to study in higher institutions, and for all young people who have the desire to acquire vocational skills, secondary vocational education, the state must ensure this opportunity and the realization of the right.
"The main message is that all craftsmen, professionals with secondary vocational education can live no less well and have a prosperous life than less professional lawyers, internationalists, orientalists," he said.
