Multi-exit pathways offer students the flexibility to leave an academic program at predefined points with recognized qualifications, and the option to re-enter later.
A program structure that allows students to exit with a certificate, diploma, or degree depending on the level completed.
A formal qualification granted when exiting at a specific stage (e.g., after one year = certificate).
The ability to return and resume the program from the last exit point.
Enables students to adapt their education around personal or professional needs.
This model supports inclusion, reduces dropouts, and recognizes partial learning with meaningful credentials.