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Degree equivalency and diploma recognition in the Romanian system: What you need to know

In an increasingly globalized world, educational mobility has become a reality for many pupils and students. Whether it's about continuing studies in another country or accessing new career opportunities, the equivalence of studies and the recognition of diplomas are crucial steps in this process. In Romania, as in other countries, the education sy...

The education system in Romania vs. the education system in Western Europe. Key differences

Education is one of the essential pillars of a society's development, shaping future generations and influencing economic and social progress. In the European context, education systems vary significantly, with each country having its own traditions, values and priorities. Comparing the education system in Romania with that in Western Europe reveal...

The role of teachers: differences in teaching methods between public and private schools in Romania

Teachers play a central role in shaping future generations, and their teaching methods can significantly influence the quality of education students receive. In Romania, differences between public and private schools are often reflected in the pedagogical approaches and learning styles promoted. While public schools are often anchored in traditions...

Public vs. private: pros and cons of education in Bucharest

In Bucharest's educational landscape, the debate between public and private educational institutions remains a topical subject of great interest for parents and students alike. The choice between a public or a private high school is not only a cost-related decision, but also one that has a quite significant influence on the educational experience a...

Extracurricular activities and holistic development in Bucharest schools. Public vs. Private

Today's education is much more than just classroom lessons according to a set timetable. Today, we understand more than ever that it is essential for students to participate in extra-curricular activities that allow them to explore new interests, develop social skills and cultivate their passions.In Bucharest, the differences between public and pri...

Digital nomad visa in Romania: requirements and eligibility

In 2022, Romania has launched a special visa for digital nomads, offering an attractive opportunity for professionals working remotely and wishing to live in Bucharest. The digital nomad, compared to the one who wants a work permit, will be able to obtain the visa more easily in terms of time, although the list of documents is quite long.Who is eli...

The evolution of the business environment in Bucharest: from a centralized economy to modern capitalism

After the fall of the communist regime in 1989, Bucharest underwent significant economic and cultural change. The transition from a centralized system to an open market economy has been a process marked by essential challenges and transformations. This transition required not only a restructuring of economic institutions and regulations, but also a...

Top 5 neighborhoods in Bucharest for digital nomads: where to live and work

Bucharest, Romania's capital, is increasingly appealing to digital nomads, offering a mix of affordability, modern infrastructure and a dynamic cultural life. Choosing the right neighborhood can significantly influence your living and working experience. Here's a top 5 of the neighborhoods in Bucharest that are ideal for digital nomads, looking at...

Remote work, far from the home country. Countries that offer visas for digital nomads.

While not all countries have dedicated visas for digital nomads, a growing number of destinations have recognized the rise of remote working and have created specific programmes to attract remote working professionals. In recent years, the number of destinations offering visas for digital nomads has increased significantly, with almost half of them...

Start-ups and entrepreneurship in Bucharest: key success factors and challenges

Romania's capital has established itself in recent years as a growing hub for start-ups and entrepreneurial initiatives, attracting both local and international investors. The city has thus proven to be not only Romania's economic capital but also a fertile ground for innovation and business development. The fact that Bucharest benefits from a well...