Pangajaran di Brunei

Pangajaran di Brunei ngawengku atikan sakola, magang, diajar basa, atikan luhur jeung ningkatkeun kaparigelan profésional. Sakola nyadiakeun atikan dasar, sedengkeun magang ngahijikeun tiori pagawean jeung latihan praktis. Universitas jeung paguron luhur nyadiakeun kualifikasi anu diaku, sedengkeun kursus pamekaran kaparigelan ngapdet kamampuhan anu geus aya atawa ngarojong pindah karir.

Tip

Pilih jalur pangajaran dumasar kana tujuan langsung anjeun: atikan dasar, prakték pagawean, kamampuhan basa, kualifikasi akademik atawa kaparigelan gawé anu diropéa. Bandingkeun program anu pasti, ulah nganggap yén sakabéh magang, gelar atawa kursus kaparigelan boga lilana, waragad atawa pangakuan anu sarua. Pariksa saluran aplikasi anu tanggung jawab jeung sarat basa, pangakuan jeung kualifikasi program saméméh mutuskeun.

Apprenticeship

Apprenticeship usually leads to a recognized vocational qualification and often lasts 2 to 3.5 years.

School

School education in Brunei runs from one year of pre-primary education, called Pra, through primary and secondary school. Children usually attend Years 1–6, then follow a common Years 7–8 curriculum before entering general or applied secondary routes. Citizens residing in Brunei generally have a regular attendance duty from age 5 until before age 15 under the framework implemented from January 2024.

Languages

Language learning in Brunei is based mainly on Malay and English. Malay is the official and national language, while English is widely used in higher education, science, international trade, and many areas of work. Courses, examinations, and informal opportunities also cover Arabic, Mandarin, French, Japanese, Korean, and several Borneo languages.

Higher Education

Higher education in Brunei, locally also called Pengajian Tinggi, is structured study at a university, college or equivalent institution leading to a recognised qualification. Public and private institutions offer diplomas, bachelor's degrees, master's qualifications and doctorates, with admission, language requirements, fees and application systems varying by institution and programme. Local applicants commonly use HECAS, while international applicants generally apply directly to the institution.

Continuing Education

Upskilling expands or updates existing professional skills for new tasks, better employment opportunities, or a career change. Brunei has an established lifelong learning system with public, academic, and private providers. Access, costs, duration, and recognition depend on the individual programme; no general entitlement to a course has been established.