Educational system (1).pptx
- 1. Educational system in Greece How is the Greek educational system? Start!
- 2. Educational levels 1. Primary education 2. Secondary education 3. University Mandatory education Half-mandatory education Optiοnal education 1 2 3
- 3. 1. Primary education 2 3 4 1 Kindergarten • 2 Grades • Ages: 4-6 Primary school • 6 Grades • Ages: 6-12 • No exams to enter the next grade
- 4. 2. Secondary education 2 3 4 1 Middle School (mandatory) • 3 Grades • Ages: 13-15 • There are exams to enter the next grade High School • 3 Grades • Ages: 15-18 • The transition from one class to another is done with exams
- 6. General High School M T W T F • The transition from one class to another is done with exams. • The 1st Grade has General Education courses. • In the 2nd Grade the majority of courses are general education and 2 specialization courses (5hours/week). • In the 3rd Grade there are 4 specialization courses (24 hours/week) and 3 General Courses education. • The transition to university is done with exams.
- 7. Technical High School M T W T F • The transition from one class to another is done with examination. • The 1st Grade has General Education courses (29 hours) and 3 specialization courses (6 hours) • In 2nd Grade, 9 general education subjects are taught (12 hours) and specialization courses (23 hours) • In 3rd Grade General Courses are taught (12 hours) and specialization courses (23 hours) • Percentage of students entering by exams in higher education.
- 8. Lessons in the 1st Grade of H.S Greek Language Greek Literature Religions Algebra English 2nd Foreign language Geometry Biology Ancient Greek Physics Political Education Chemistry Informatics P.E
- 9. Lessons in the 2nd Grade of H.S General education ● Greek language ● Greek literature ● Religions ● Algebra ● Geometry ● English ● Biology ● Ancient Greek Specialization courses M T W T F ● Physics ● Philosophy ● Chemistry ● Informatics ● P.E ● 2nd f.language Positive studies ● Mathematics ● Physics Theoretical studies ● Ancient Greek ● Latin
- 10. Theoretical studies ● G.Literature ● G.Language ● Ancient Greek ● History ● Latin General education (7h) Religions P.E English Lessons in the 3rd Grade of H.S Economic/Info rmatic studies ● G.Literature ● G.Language ● Mathematics ● Informatics ● Economics Health studies ● G.Literature ● G.Language ● Physics ● Biology ● Chemistry Positive studies ● G.Literature ● G.Language ● Physics ● Mathematics ● Chemistry Specialization courses (24h)
- 11. Pan-hellenic Exams M T W T F • It is an institution of the Greek state for the admission of high school students to the country universities. • They take place at the end of the school year, between May and June, every year for the students of the 3rd Lyceum and are organized by the Ministry of Education and Religion. • It is graded on a 20-point scale. Specific conditions and rules apply to the separate types of High School for the Pan-hellenic examinations. There is a small difference between the General High School and the Technical. • Very important to get into university
- 12. Private lessons-Tutorial schools • Private lessons or Tutorial schools are an integral part of a Greek student’s routine. • Plethora of time, school is not enough for greek students. So, to cover their needs or to fill the educational void, students (especially in high school) , hire teachers (that don’t work in schools) or go to tutorial schools. These lessons are taking part in the afternoon.
- 13. Bank for Exams • In education in Greece, the Subject Bank of Graded Difficulty is a database of information. As an institution of the Institute of Educational Policy, it was implemented for the first time in the 2013-2014 school year in the 1st Class and 2nd Class of the General and Vocational High School. It was applied to the same classes again, for the exams of the school year 2021- 2022. According to Law the Subject. • Bank has the role of drawing 50% of the subjects in the High School exams for all subjects that are examined in writing.
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