Apprenticeships and vocational education and training (VET) in Lithuania: 1 apprenticeship scheme · 32 VET policies (11 on apprenticeship) · 74 indicators with data · 21 open datasets.
Lithuania has 1 mainstream apprenticeship scheme in Cedefop's European database on apprenticeship schemes.
VET in apprenticeship form
Profesinis mokymas pameistrystės forma
Any Lithuanian VET programme can be organised in apprenticeship form: the learner signs an apprenticeship employment contract and trains mainly on the job.
Education level
All VET levels (EQF 1–5)
Duration
From one module (~2 months); programmes of 20–110 credits
Time at the workplace
Mostly at work (≥2/3) — ≥70% of the contract duration in-company
Apprentice compensation
Wage
Pay (as stated)
Wage at least the minimum (EUR 1 153 in 2026), employer-paid; state stipend for school periods
Source: Cedefop — European database on apprenticeship schemes. Cedefop's coded answers (filters and the comparison matrix) are imported directly from the 2026 fiches. The short descriptions (overview, duration, learners, pay) were condensed by hand and checked against the fiche text on 2026-10-01. The official fiches remain authoritative.
Key figures
Latest value for Lithuania on the main measures of vocational education and work-based learning, with the EU-27 figure for the same year where one is published. Select an indicator for its map, ranking, trend and downloads.
Sources: Eurostat (CC-BY-4.0); Cedefop (CC-BY-4.0); OECD (CC-BY-4.0); European Commission (DG EAC / EACEA), Erasmus+ project results (CC-BY-4.0). Totals only (default breakdown). Letters after a value are the publisher's flags; hover for their meaning.
More indicators
64 further indicators have data for Lithuania, each with a map, ranking, trend and downloads.
Cedefop and ReferNet track 32 VET policies in Lithuania since 2015, of which 11 concern apprenticeship or work-based learning. The most recently reported:
Cedefop — European database on apprenticeship schemes. Cedefop's legal notice: reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged, save where otherwise stated. Fiches also credit national ReferNet experts. Read 2026-10-01.