Report

OECD Review of Evaluation and Assessment in Education: Romania 2017

Creating an education system where all children access quality inclusive education

UNICEF/Radu Sandovici

Highlights

The study, “OECD Review of Evaluation and Assessment in Education: Romania 2017” is the first step in a larger initiative to evaluate and strengthen the Romanian education system by the National Government, UNICEF and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The Ministry of Education was a leading partner of the review process.

OECD Review of Evaluation and Assessment in Education: Romania 2017”

Author

Ministry of Education, OECD, UNICEF in Romania

Publication date

April 2018

Languages

English,

Romanian

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