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Total population: 46.745.807 People under 29 years: (young people) 15.820.400

(40%) People in compulsory education: (6-16 years) 4.646.000

(12%) Official Language of Spain: Castellano (Spanish) Together with Castellano, there are other official languages in their corresponding Autonomus Communities: Gallego Euskera Catalán

Total: 5,917,074 Primary: 2,479,631 Secondary: 1,871,430 Post Secondary: 1,566,013

72% public sector schools. 28% private sector institutions.

Central government retains responsibility for the general regulation of the system.

Many responsibilities have been developed to the 17 regional governments.

PRESCHOOL EDUCATION

Age: 0-6 years old

Kind of education: voluntary (from 0 to 3 years)

Consists of two parts: from 0 to 3 years old, and from 3 to 6.

The aim of this educational stage is favour children’s physical

and personal development, and to compensate the inequalities

existing among them.

PRIMARY EDUCATION

Age: 6-12 years old Kind of education: compulsoryDuration: six academic years, divided in three stages of two years each one.

Free of charge in publicly funded schools.Schools open 5 days a week, 25 hours daily, 180 days in a year.Maximum size class is 25 pupils.

• Knowledge of the Environment.• Art Education.• Physical Education.• Spanish Language.• The other official Language of the

Autonomus Community. (if there is another official language)

• Foreign Language.• Mathematics.• Religion (voluntary for the pupils).

SECONDARY SCHOOL

Age: 12-16 years old

Kind of education: compulsory

Duration: four academic years, divided in two stages of two

years each one.

When the pupil has satisfactorily finished the compulsory

education and got the Diploma, has two chances:

Access to the labour market

Increase the education through post-compulsory studies: High

School or professional training of medium level.

Students transfer automatically from primary to Lower Secondary Education.

Free of charge in publicly funded schools. Schools open 5 days a week, 30 hours a

week, 175 days in a year. Maximum size class is 30 pupils.

Social Studies, Geography and History. Plastic and Visual Education. Physical Education. Spanish Language and Literature The other official Language and

Literature of the Autonomous Community. Foreign Languages. Mathematics. Natural Sciences Religion (voluntary for the pupils).

HIGH SCHOOL

Age: 16-18 years old

Kind of education: voluntary

Duration: two academic years.

Organized into five different modalities: Arts, Sciences of Nature and

Health, Humanities, Social Sciences and Scientific and Technological.

High School should permit to acquire a human and intellectual maturity, as

well as enough knowledge and abilities in order to develop the different

social functions with responsibility and competency, giving access to the

pupil to the high professional training or university studies.

Bachillerato (general Upper Secundary Education).

Formación profesional Específica de grado medio (intermediate-level Specific Vocational training)

Age 16-18. Students must hold a certificate of secundary

education. No tiution fees in publicly funded

establishments, but parents pay for materials, transport or meals.

University Advanced-level Art Education

(Enseñanzas Artísticas de Grado Superior).

Advanced-level Specific Vocational Training (Formación Profesional Específica de Grado Superior).

Other very specific specialized institutions.

Four kinds of Bachillerato:Arts, Natural Sciencie and Health, Humanities and Social Studies.

Compulsory Subjects for all pupils: Spanish Language and Literature. Autonomus Community Language and Literature. History. Philosophy. Foreing Language. Physical education.

Vocational Training The vocational training is also a common

possibility after ESO or after the Spanish Baccalaureate.

There are two different types of programs: Middle Grade Training Cycles (Ciclos

Formativos de Grado Medio), which have the ESO diploma as a requirement.

Superior-level Training Cycles (Ciclos Formativos de Grado Superior), which have the Spanish Baccalaureate as the principal requirement.

The basic national guidelines are laid down by the Autonomus Communities Education Authorities..

Curriculum includes theorical and practical training organized on a modular basis.

Teaching methods should afford pupils a coordinated view of the productive processes.

• Provision and Costs• Schools in Spain can be divided into 3

categories:• State schools (Colegios Publicos) • Privately run schools funded by the State

(Colegios Concertados) • Purely private schools (Colegios Privados)

• State schools educated 67.4%, private but state funded schools 26.0%, and purely private schools 6.6% of pupils the preceding year.

• All non-university state education is free in Spain, but parents have to buy all of their children's books and materials (but not in Castilla-La Mancha).

 

OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

   

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• Age 12- 18 years • 652 pupils• 65 teachers

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