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About us

High-standard education for the future professionals of the wine sector.

An old school for horticulturists and winemakers, founded in 1842 by the Ministry of State Property of the Russian imperial government as a School of Pomology, the institution remains one of the most prestigious vocational and technical schools in the Republic of Moldova.

We offer training programmes tailored to students’ needs, combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience. Our goal is to help young people develop the skills they need for a successful career in viticulture, winemaking, tourism, hospitality and the food industry.

Teachers, graduates and guests in front of the building at the 180th anniversary

Mission, values, goals

Our mission

We provide practical and theoretical education, sharing the knowledge needed in viticulture and winemaking.

Our values

We promote excellence, innovation and tradition in all educational activities to train competent professionals.

Our goals

We guide students towards continuous improvement and help them develop the skills needed to enter the labour market.

Why choose us?

Our strengths

  • External accreditation of 4 key programmes
  • The only institution training ISCED level 4 specialists in winemaking
  • Located in a safe and quiet area
  • Active academic mobility of students and teachers
  • 100% pass rate in qualification exams
  • 60% of students also earn the baccalaureate diploma
  • Over 70% employment or further-study rate
  • Complete curricular materials for every qualification

Growth

You learn essential skills in viticulture and winemaking with the support of experienced teachers, while industry partnerships help you build a valuable professional network.

Modern resources

Access to modern laboratories and equipment gives you a competitive edge and helps you stand out in the field.

Internships with partners

Internships with prestigious partners are a chance to apply what you have learned and get to know the industry.

Frequently asked questions

Which programmes are offered?

CEVVC's offer includes programmes in wine technology and viticulture, tourism, hotel management, business administration, food technology and merchandise studies, available both as full-time and dual education.

How can I apply?

Admission follows the calendar set by the Ministry of Education and Research. Applications can be submitted online through the e-Admitere platform or in person, with original study certificates and identity documents.

What are the admission requirements?

Admission is based on a grade-average competition: the overall average of the lower-secondary certificate or baccalaureate diploma, with emphasis on the relevant subjects (chemistry, biology or geography, depending on the programme). Dual programmes also include an interview with the company.

Are there scholarships?

Yes. Students can receive merit scholarships (categories I, II and III) based on academic results, social scholarships for vulnerable students and, in dual education, a monthly apprentice salary paid by the partner company.

Where is the institution located?

CEVVC is located on Grătiești Street in Stăuceni, Chișinău municipality, easily reached from the city by public and private transport.