Meeting Held with Representatives of the Union of High School Students

Representatives of the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation and the Examination Centre held a meeting with representatives of the Union of High School Students of Montenegro, during which the students received more detailed information about the organization and administration of the graduation and vocational exams. The meeting addressed exam preparation methods, key stages of the examination process, and ways to ensure that students are informed in a timely manner about all important matters related to the graduation and vocational exams. The students were also introduced to Ispitanko, a chatbot and digital tool that provides real-time answers to questions about the graduation and vocational exams. Ispitanko is intended for students, teachers, and parents, offering them fast and accessible information and making it easier to navigate all stages of the examination process. The meeting was attended by Marija Gošović, Director of the Directorate for General Secondary and Vocational Education; Miloš Trivić, MSc, Director of the Examination Centre; and Tamara Nedović, Coordinator for the Graduation and Vocational Exams. Open communication with students and timely information represent an important step toward improving the transparency of the examination process and strengthening trust in the education system.

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