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Greek educational System

Greek educational System. Free and obligatory : from 5 to 15 years old. PRIMARY : Kindergarten 4-6 years : Elementary 6-12 years SECONDARY: Gymnasium (junior high) 12-15 : Lyceum (senior high) 15-18

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Greek educational System

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  1. Greek educational System

  2. Free and obligatory :from 5 to 15 years old • PRIMARY : Kindergarten 4-6 years : Elementary 6-12 years • SECONDARY: Gymnasium (junior high) 12-15 : Lyceum (senior high) 15-18 • University : 4 – 6 duration years of attendance

  3. Greek Kindergarten 4-6 years • School life starts in Greece since parents are obliged to enroll their children in the Kindergarten, at the age of 5. The Greek kindergarten consists of two grades 4-5 & 5-6 usually in a mixed class. • Children from 1.5 – 4 years may addend the Playground: a pedagogical organized environment, under the Ministry of Health and Welfare

  4. Greek Elementary 6-12 years • ‘Demotiko’ is the elementary school and with the Kindergarten consist the Primary Level.Greek pupils enter the elementary school at the age of six. A school year consists of three semesters and the students evaluation is: • 1st 2nd: descriptive assessment • 3rd 4rth: with letters: A,B,C • 5th 6th: with marks from 0 to 10.

  5. Greek Gymnasium 12-15 years • Gymnasium (junior high school) is the first level of secondary education, and the last obligatory one. A student is needed an elementary school’s discharge paper to attend this school. • Each year requires qualification in final exams • Students are evaluated with marks from 0 to 20.

  6. After Gymnasium • After the compulsory 9 years of general education and receiving the medium baccalaureate, Students have 3 options: • Lyceum, Technical Vocational School and Vocational Educational.

  7. Greek Lyceum 15 -18 years • In the first grade of Lyceum, all students attend the same subjects. School exams exist like in the junior high school. • In the second grade students are needed to choose one direction of subjects that correspond to their future preference of the University. • Ending the third grade national exams are held and that determines which University students will addend.

  8. Technical Vocational Schools 15-18 years • This is an option among students who do not want to deal with the “heavy” subjects of the Lyceum, and wish to obtain a specialty after completing the attendance. • The attendance of Technical Vocational Schools also lasts 3 years. Include some common subjects with the Lyceum since the 1st grade. During the 2nd grade, students are needed to choose 2 specialty relative subjects, depending on the local school’s availability.

  9. Vocational Educational Schools • Are a branch of post-junior secondary education that offer the opportunity to attend a sole cycle of subjects corresponding to a specific manual profession such as Car Engineering, Plumbing, Electrics, Refrigerant. • The attendance lasts only 2 years. • School exams are needed in order to attend public university • The higher education is divided in to 5 groups: Humanities, Sciences, Health Sciences, Economics and Military Schools.

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