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The educative system in Morocco

The main similarities between both systems are:

  • The structures are very similar in Cycles or Stages
  • Implications of the families in the education of their children
  • Educational action centered in the student’s integral education
  • Methodology based on the active teaching
  • Introduction of foreign languages starting from third course of Obligatory Education
  • The preschool teaching is not obligatory in none of the two educational systems. However, in Spain starting from the three years is high the percentage of students.
  • When concluding the Obligatory Teaching, both systems offer as options High School or F.P.
  • At the end of the Secondary education the title is obtained of High school-Baccalauréat that allows the access to the University or studies of F.P. specialized that are denominated formative cycles of superior grade in Spain.

The educative system in Rumania

  • Preschool teaching: From 5 to 7 years.
  • It is not obligatory and free.
  • Primary teaching: It has duration of 8 courses and it is divided in different types of schools:
  • Elementary school: it has duration of 4 courses and it should be supplemented in another school.
  • Primary school of eight courses
  • Complete school of ten courses: understand the primary one and some of courses of the secondary.
  • Secondary education: Two secondary education types exist:
  • Centers of General Teaching: they allow the entrance in the professional, technical and pedagogic schools.
  • Technical schools and professionals
  • Higher education
  • Universities: they have a duration approximately 5 years
  • The primary education is free and obligatory between the 6 and the 15 years.
  • Most of the students choose to continue the education starting from the 16 years.

The educative system in China

  • Preschool education: It is optional.
  • Primary education: It begins at 6 years and has a duration of 6 courses. It is obligatory and free.
  • Secondary education: It is divided in two cycles:
    • First cycle: usually has a duration of 3 year and it is obligatory.
    • Second cycle: has a duration of three year. In order to accede to the course it is necessary to surpass the pertinent examinations that qualify you for it.
  • High school: Three types exist:
    • High school: They are guided to train the students that will enter in the University.
    • Vocational high school: it has a duration of three years. The objective is to prepare the students to enter to the labour world.
    • University Institutes: It has a duration of 5 years.
    • Superior education: There are three types: the vocational training, the university education and the graduate degree courses.
 

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