By Andrej Nikolaidis, CdM columnist In 1968, Yugoslav students demanded more communism. Six decades later, Serbian students are demanding more of...
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The newly adopted Education Reform Strategy 2025–2035 emphasises the urgent need to overhaul Montenegro’s student assessment system to boost academic...
The Government of Montenegro has adopted the Education Reform Strategy 2025–2035, aiming to create a more modern, inclusive, and high-quality...
Civic activists provide full support to the informal student group Kamo Śutra? and their right to peacefully express their dissatisfaction with the...
The current education system in Montenegro has been facing many challenges. In the past decade, the number of students attending Slobodan Skerovic...
It is still not known whether public transport will be free for Podgorica primary and secondary school students this school year. The reason for this...
Long-term practice shows that the success of first-year students is particularly problematic, so they mostly stay in the first year of studies or...
The Montenegrin Education Union, ahead of the upcoming finalization of grades, has urged teachers to resist the pressures of students and their...
The Police Directorate has announced that the reports on bombs in 41 schools throughout Montenegro were fake, and that all preconditions have been...
According to research of the public opinion, a medical phenomenon, man capable of moving mountains, that is, our PM Zdravko Krivokapic, received the...
Working atmosphere yesterday at the Faculty of Montenegrin Language and Literature (FCKJ), which was visited by a CdM journalist. As if it was not an...
For now, the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports, headed by Minister Vesna Bratić, won’t decide on closing schools due to the bad...
Parents of children under the age of 11, who reached an agreement with their employer on the use of paid leave in September, are entitled to...
As of 1 October, Montenegro primary and secondary schools will reopen following the coronavirus outbreak, meaning that all 1-6 grading students in...
According to Montenegro’s education minister, Mr Damir Šehović, a total of 5.000 students won’t be paying living costs (food and accommodation)...
20,000 academic diplomas from abroad have been imported in Montenegro since 2011 and their mass production is rising – it was noted at the roundtable...
In the past couple of years, secondary vocational schools have been arousing great interest in Montenegro. It is interesting that even the top...
According to the study conducted by the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights, every second student of the University of Montenegro disapproves of...
The application deadline for rewards within the Fund for quality and talents has expired on 1 November, and 1,000 applications have been submitted...
The University of Montenegro, UCG, hosts around 50 international students who came to Montenegro thanks to mobility scheme programs CEEPUS, Mevlana...