Registrations open for adult training courses at education ministry centres until month-end
Registrations for adult training courses at the education ministry's training centres will remain open until the end of the month, with classes scheduled to start in the second half of October. Courses are offered more than 25 times annually, each lasting 90 minutes, and participants can enroll in multiple courses through online applications.
To initiate a course on a specific topic, a minimum of nine registrations is required in rural areas and eleven in urban areas. Training sessions take place in mornings, afternoons, and evenings at public schools or other suitable locations across towns and rural communities.
Tuition fees are €55 for all subjects, with a reduced fee of €27.50 for individuals born before October 31, 1961, or residents of communities with fewer than 500 people. Payments are made online upon instruction from the course trainer, who will be appointed after registration closes. Over 25,000 people participate annually in these adult education courses.
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