Socially vulnerable groups - children who have lost their parents and are deprived of parental care, as well as those among them - will be paid tuition fees from the state budget while studying in public vocational schools on a paid basis.

This was stated by Deputy Director of the State Agency for Vocational Education Jeyhun Karamov at a press conference on the admission of students to vocational education institutions, Tehsil.biz reports. He said that persons with I, II and III degrees of disability, members of the martyr's family, persons under 20 years of age and parents with I degree of disability, whose monthly income is below the subsistence level, also receive tuition fees from the state budget. will be at the expense of funds.

It should be noted that the admission of students to vocational education institutions for the 2021-2022 academic year will begin on August 10. Admission will be electronic and will last until August 20. Those who want to receive vocational training can register through portal.edu.az. This academic year, 21,260 places have been allocated for admission to vocational schools. Admission will be held in 66 vocational schools in 120 specialties.