• Azərbaycan Xalq Cümhuriyyəti hökumətinin 1918-ci il 28 may tarixli qərarı ilə maarif və təhsil üzrə ilk nazirlik-Xalq Maarifi Nazirliyi yaradılıb. Nazirlər Şurasının 30 iyun 1918-ci il tarixli qərarı ilə Xalq Maarifi Nazirliyinin üç şöbədən (ümumi orta təhsil, ali və orta ixtisas təhsili, peşə məktəbləri) ibarət strukturu təsdiq olunub.

    Azərbaycan SSR Xalq Komissarları Sovetinin 28 aprel 1920-ci il tarixli qərarı ilə Xalq Maarifi Nazirliyinin adı dəyişdirilərək Xalq Maarifi Komissarlığı adı ilə yenidən təşkil edilib və ölkədəki bütün təhsil müəssisələri bu qurumun tabeliyinə verilib.

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Education is the Future of the Our Nation
HEYDAR ALIYEV
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101521 pupils will graduate from secondary schools of the country in 2010/2011 study year.

It should be noted that the figure in contrast to last year was 98800 people.
In 2010 the number of pupils graduated from XII classes of part-time and evening general education schools was 473 pupils. It is expected that this year the number of graduates will rise nearly to 710 people.
About 25 800 students of 342 secondary schools of Baku city (including 330 state and 12 non- state schools) will complete XI and 35.300 students IX classes.
The number of I class pupils studied at secondary schools in 2010/2011 study year was 120 420 people. In 2009/2010 academic year the figure was 118.947 pupils. 124274 pupils is planned to be admitted to the first classes of general education schools in 2011/2012 study year.
Currently, 98 113 students are studying (90 360 at Bachelor's and 7 753 Master's level) at universities subordinated to the Ministry of Education.
24 088 students are studying (including 20 683 students at Bachelor's and 3 405 at Master's level,) at the last courses of universities subordinated to the Ministry of Education.
Moreover, 19 753 students are studying at private universities, including 18 980 students at Bachelor’s and 773 Master’s level.

08.07.2015 - 16:52

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