More than 40 Lithuanian vocational training institutions offer formal vocational training programmes at qualification levels 2-4.
Vocational programmes are designed for students aged 14+. Students under 16 years of age can choose formal vocational training programmes taught in combination with the general education programme.
Vocational training starts with initial training, which leads to the first qualification. In addition to the qualification, you can acquire lower secondary (basic) or secondary education.
However, if you want to study for a second qualification or to upgrade the qualification you already have you can take a further vocational training programme.

All admissions to vocational training programmes are subject to centralised admissions deadlines, which are set by the Minister of Education, Science and Sport on a yearly basis.
Main Admissions (winter round): from 01-02-2023 to 17-02-2023
Main Admissions (summer round): from 01-06-2023 to 17-08-2023
Additional Admissions: from 27-08-2023 to 31-08-2023
Admissions to vacancies at the beginning of the school year: from 04-09-2023 to 20-11-2023
All admissions dates: https://lamabpo.lt/en/profesinis-mokymas/key-dates-and-deadlines/

• You’ll need to leave enough time to complete your application, resolve any queries and make sure it reaches us by the deadline. After you find courses and you’re ready to apply, we’ll explain everything in more detail, but here’s a brief overview:
  – Register in the LAMA BPO online application system;
  – Log in with your user ID and password and provide the requested information about your education, qualifications, etc;
  – Complete the online application;
  – Pass the entrance test (if required);
  – Upload document copies before the deadline;
  – Sign a study contract with the vocational training institution. If you need a dormitory, contact your vocational training institution directly.

The competitive score is the arithmetic mean of the grades in all subjects recorded in the document certifying learning achievements, which are converted into the Lithuanian grading scale.

The competition lists for admissions to state-funded and non-state-funded places in vocational education and training are drawn up in descending order of the students’ competitive scores.