What does 'current education' mean?
I'm an undergrad student right now, and I'm going to study abroad in Finland.
My question is what 'current education' means.
I'm currently working on an application form to get a residence permit.
there is a section to choose a 'current education' and there are some choices, which are 'basic studies', 'secondary level' and 'university degree'.
I wonder if this is an education level I have already attained or an education level I'm currently in.
In case I'm an undergrad student, which am I supposed to choose?
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
It sounds like "current education" refers to the highest level already attained. "
- It sounds like "current education" refers to the highest level already attained.
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It sounds like "current education" refers to the highest level already attained. As an undergraduate, your current education would be "secondary level."
0Hi, I am currently applying for the same visa to study in Finland. Can you tell me if the secondary level was the correct choice in the end? I am currently in my final year of undergrad degree but have not yet graduated, however, I will have graduated by the time I leave to go to Finland.
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