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Eurydice

EACEA National Policies Platform:Eurydice

Luxembourg

2025

There have been no reforms so far.

2024

New vocational training course

A new training programme leading to a vocational aptitude diploma (DAP) in tattooing is launched for the start of the 2024/25 academic year. The training emphasises practical experience, with up to four days a week spent on the job. Students also learn about the health and hygiene requirements set out in the 2018 law regulating the tattooing industry.

Structure of the chapter

This chapter provides a thematic and chronological overview of the national reforms and policy developments since 2022.

The web pages that follow group reforms in the following broad thematic areas:

European, global and intercultural dimension in curriculum development

Intercultural exchange and foreign language learning traditionally take an important role in Luxembourg (see article 1.1 Historical Development). Special importance is given to language learning.

European, global and intercultural dimension in curriculum development

As described in the articles on the different higher education programmes in chapter 7, the international dimension of higher education is inherent in all study programmes proposed. Moreover, the global and intercultural dimension is permanently reinforced by the sheer number of outgoing students and incoming students and lecturers.

European, global and intercultural dimension in curriculum development

The curricula for various educational levels aim at fostering a European and international spirit. The syllabi of subjects such as economical and social sciences, geography, history or foreign languages take these issues into consideration. Within the framework of civics courses and classes of contemporary general knowledge in secondary schools, there are mandatory lessons on European institutions.