Soviet Education System

The Soviet education system emphasized universal access and ideological alignment, aiming to develop skilled workers and loyal citizens. It featured compulsory primary and secondary schooling, with a strong focus on science, technology, and Marxist-Leninist principles. Technical schools and universities provided advanced training, often linked to industry and military needs. Education was highly centralized, with curricula controlled by the state to promote collective values and ideological unity. While it achieved high literacy and technical expertise, it also prioritized conformity and limited academic freedom, reflecting the broader goals of socialist society.