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| 309774 Individuals Have Registered For External Independent Testing | 09.03.2010 |
| Registration for 2010 external independent testing (EIT) began at 9am on December 15, 2009. Registration will close at 6pm on March 31, 2010. To register, individuals must report to one of the Registration Centers. more | |
| 2010 Rules of Admission to Educational Establishments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs | 03.03.2010 |
| By order of the Minister of Education and Sciences of Ukraine changes have been made to the application process for those applying to educational establishments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) of Ukraine. The changes substantially change the terms of registering applicants in the regional departments of internal affairs. Application to MIA educational establishments will now be regulated by the same rules that govern the application process to other establishments of higher education (HEIs)—hopeful applicants will need to register for external independent testing (EIT) by March 31st more | |
| 80% of the L’viv Region’s Anticipated Graduates Have Registered for EIT | 03.03.2010 |
| In the L’viv Regional Center for Educational Quality Assessment 80% of anticipated secondary school graduates have already registered to participate in external independent testing (EIT). This information was provided to Obyektyvno by the L’viv Regional Center for Educational Quality Assessment (LRCEQA). As of March 2, the LRCEQA has registered 33,947 individuals. This figure represents 67% of anticipated graduates in the L’viv, Volyn’, and Rivne Regions. Of the total registered, 18,268 are from the L’viv region more | |
| 30 Days Remain to Register for External Independent Testing | 02.03.2010 |
| As of March 1, 273,450 individuals have registered to participate in external independent testing (EIT), announced the Press Service of the Ministry of Education and Sciences of Ukraine. Registration for EIT will end on March 31, 2010 at 6pm. more | |
| External Independent Testing (EIT) in Ukraine will be Held Despite the Ukrainian Parliament Not Ratifying the Appropriate Law | 02.03.2010 |
| “External independent testing (EIT) in Ukraine will be held despite the Ukrainian Parliament not ratifying the appropriate law. From time to time one hears rumors among the citizens that testing will be cancelled,” the Director of the Kharkiv Regional Center for Educational Quality Assessment, Oleksandr Sydorenko reassured Chernihiv graduates, their parents and representatives of the mass media. more | |
| Practice External Independent Testing Will Be Held on March 13th and 20th | 01.03.2010 |
| Across the city of Dnipropetrovs’k half of potential EIT participants plan on participating in the Practice EIT, in the Dnipropetrovs’k region a third are planning to do so. Maryna Horbenko-Khvastunova, Director of the Dnipropetrovs’k Regional Center for Educational Quality Assessment made this announcement at a Press-conference. “Practice testing in Dnipropetrovs’k will be held on the 13th and 20th of March. As of today, all 56 sites are ready to administer the tests. The participant should bring with them their receipt showing they paid for the practice testing, the passport or birth certificate they used when registering, and their invitation to test,” stated Ms Horbenko-Khvastunova. more | |
| Problems of the Legal Regulation of Educational Activity | 26.02.2010 |
| On February 26, 2010, the Institute for Election Law, the Ukrainian Society of Constitutional Law, and the Ukrainian Association on Developing Management and Business Education with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation, and representatives of American Advisors to Ukraine conducted a round table entitled: Problems Related to the Legal Regulation of Educational Activity more | |
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