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Educational Systems of The Selected Countries of The World
Educational Systems of The Selected Countries of The World
Educational Systems of The Selected Countries of The World
• University (6 years)
1. Kindergarten
2. Elementary (six years)
3. Secondary : Lower (3 years); and Upper (3 years)
4. University (usually 4 years)
• Education is free and compulsory for children 6 to 15 years.
• Preschools (Yochien: female teachers) are not official part
of the educational system.
• Classes are large; lecture is the usual teaching methods.
f. Democratic participation
g. Sustainability of development and relevance of education.
• Formal education categorize into sectors or levels.
• Sectors:
a. Public ordinary schools education
b. Independent school education
c. Special school education
d. Technical college education
e. Teacher training
f. Technikon
g. University training
• Formal education categorize into sectors or levels.
• Levels:
a. Pre-primary
b. Primary
c. Secondary
d. Higher education
• General Education and Training (GET) covers the reception
year (Grade R to IX); corresponds to level I of the National
Qualifications Framework (NQF) and divided into 3 phases.
• Phases:
a. Foundation (Grade R to III)
b. Intermediate (Grade IV to VI)
c. Senior Grades (Grade VII to IX)
• Institutions:
a. Colleges
b. Technikons
c. Universities
d. HIV/AIDS education
• Education is compulsory for children ages 5 to 16.
• In the primary school, the subjects are taught by the same
teacher for a year before moving to a the nest grade level on
the next year.
• If the HS does not offer these Sixth Form extra years, the
students may go to a Further Education College (FEC)
• The following certificates or diploma can be awarded in the
post 16 education:
• Data states that there are some 2, 819 institutions offering Bachelor’s or higher
degrees and 4, 927 institutions offering shorter non-degrees of 2 years duration.
Classification according to the following categories: