Romanian Educational System

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Pre-school education School education – basic and secondary - Two terms - The school year starts on 15 September and ends in May, June or July (depends.
Advertisements

Study Visit Vilnius Law of Education Adopted in 2011 Public institutions (most of them) Private institutions Religious institutions (existing near.
EDUCATION SYSTEM IN POLAND
The System of Education in Poland. Administrative control and extent of public-sector funded education In line with the Education System Act of 1991,
AN OVERVIEW OF THE GREEK EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM October 2012 Comenius Project “Can we Make a difference?” General Lyceum of Eleoussa - Greece Schools’ meeting.
THE ROMANIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. The Romanian educational structure consists of a vertical system of schooling, including: 1.Pre-school Education -
In Romania, education and training are based on the following main principles: Education is a national priority; School must promote a democratic, open.
THE ROMANIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM - in the school year -
Education and School system in Slovakia. Content School types in Slovakia Slovakia school types by levels Education in Slovakia Kindergartens in Slovakia.
Education in the Czech Republic. Czech Republic  The Czech Republic is a country in Central Europe that borders Poland to the North, Germany to the northwest.
A comparative survey on School Systems Finland, Italy, Poland, Romania,Turkey.
Consist of preschool, primary school, lower secondary, upper secondary and higher education. Students required to attend through upper secondary (15 or.
Polish education system
LATVIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. SCHOOL EDUCATION AND HIGHER EDUCATION School education After nine years of basic education, secondary education is provided.
The Polish School System
Bulgarian system of education
Education in Slovakia. Schools in Slovakia Schools in Slovakia divided into 3 groups: state church private Compulsory education designed school system.
The educational system in my country
1- KINDERGARTENS Children between 3 and 6 years go to kindergartens 5 days a week. They usually stay at school from 9.00 to They study Foreign.
Education in Hungary. Datas of Hungarian Education Primary languagesHungarian System typeCentral Literacy(2003) Total99.4 Male99.5 Female99.3 Enrollment.
Greece The Greek Educational System. FREE OF CHARGE AND MANDATORY According to the Greek Constitution, the government is required to offer free of charge.
Education in Ukraine.
Primary school STAGE I called integrated teaching with one teacher STAGE II with different teachers teaching: Polish language, History and cicics, one.
The System of Education in Poland. According to THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND Article 70 Everyone shall have the right to education. Education.
Italian School system:
THE SYSTEM OF PRE-UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN ROMANIA IT IS STRUCTURED ON 4 LEVELS PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION PRIMARY EDUCATION (GRADE 1-4) SECONDARY EDUCATION.
The Educational Systems in PolandPoland. The School System in Poland.
Educational system in Bulgaria
Slovak System of Education Slovak System of Education.
THE NATIONAL ROMANIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN ROMANIA. Romanian Education al System’s Description The Romanian educational structure consists in a vertical system of schooling.
COMENIUS PROJECT This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the.
1. 2 In Greece, like in all modern countries, there is a three level educational system.
Education in Poland. Education in Poland includes kindergarten, elementary schools, middle schools, secondary schools, post-secondary education, artistic.
Educational System in Romania Main Characteristics.
EDUCATION IN CROATIA. Education system Pre-school institutions ( nurseries and kindergartens) Primary school (compulsory) Secondary school Higher education.
Secondary Education in the USA
GREECE Educational System. Education in Greece Ministry for Education, Lifelong Learning and Religious Affairs Ministry for Education, Lifelong Learning.
National Education System. GENERAL PROVISIONS The educational ideal of the Romanian school is the free, full and harmonious development of human individuality,
Hungarian educational system Hungarian educational system.
Education in Poland is free of charge. Full-time education is compulsory the age of 7 till the age of 18. The academic year begins on 1st September.
Romanian educational system is divided into two levels: 1.Pre-university education 2.Higher education.
THE LITHUANIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM. Lithuania has 12 years of comprehensive education and three cycles of higher education, including the programmes of Bachelor,
Education system in Croatia
THE ROMANIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
Universities from Cluj-Napoca Europe I’m Coming-European Job Challenge High School “Aurel Vlaicu” Cluj-Napoca,Romania.
Education and School system in Slovakia COMENIUS MULTILATERAL PARTNERSHIP.
The Educational System in Romania. According to the Law of Education (adopted in 1995), the Romanian educational system is registrated by the Ministry.
Kindergarten (Not compulsory) age 1-3, Pre-School age 3-5, age 5 Primary Education (Compulsory) 4 years of Primary School plus 4 years of Middle School.
TURKEY – ISTANBUL Eyup Gırls Anatolian Religious High School.
NARVA- JÕESUU  The Estonian educational system consists of state, municipal, public and private educational institutions. There are currently 589.
The Bulgarian educational system
The Education System In Bulgaria
ERASMUS+/KA2 Project Education, Profession and European Citizenship ID number 2016‐1‐EL01‐KA219‐023428_1.
EDUCATION SYSTEM IN CROATIA
Slovak Educational system
INSPECTORATUL ȘCOLAR AL MUNICIPIULUI BUCURESTI
Education and School system in Slovakia
Education System in the Czech Republic
Greek Education System
Education and School System in Slovakia
POLISH SYSTEM OF EDUCATION IN 2016
GREEK EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
SYSTEM OF EDUCATION IN POLAND
Educational System in Greece
SYSTEM OF EDUCATION IN POLAND
Education and School system in Slovakia
System of Education in Hungary
Education in Great Britain
The Hungarian Education System
Presentation transcript:

Romanian Educational System

THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION The right to education is written in the Constitution of Romania, Title II, Chapter II, Article 32. It includes 7 points: Compulsory general education, high schools and vocational schools, higher education. Education – in Romanian language. Minorities have the right to learn and be educated in their mother tongue. State education is free. Education at all levels shall take place in state, private, or confessional institutions. Autonomy of the Universities. Freedom of religious education.

The NATIONAL EDUCATION LAW of Romania was published in Official Monitor, part I, number 18, on 10th of January 2011. According to The National Education Law, the Romanian school system is organized as it follows: EARLY EDUCATION or PRE-SCHOOL PRIMARY EDUCATION LOWER SECONDARY EDUCATION UPPER SECONDARY EDUCATION: HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION HIGHER EDUCATION

EARLY OR PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION KINDERGARTEN It allows children aged 3 – 6 to attend preschool or preprimary education. The preschool education system has a four level structure: PRESCHOOL (0 – 3) SMALL GROUP (3 – 4) MIDDLE GROUP (4 – 5) BIG GROUP (5 – 6) The children are usually fed breakfast and lunch and, in some cases, they sleep in the afternoon.

PRE-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Art area (drawing, painting, crafts) Role play and drama Construction (building blocks, lego) Social education Cultural education Health education Religious education Environment and Ecological education Language (English, German) & Communication Mathematics Music Physical education (dance, swimming)

PRIMARY EDUCATION operates according to a morning program. 5 years (grades 0 – 4) pupils aged 6 – 11. A single teacher – for the most subjects. Additional teachers are assigned only for a few specialized subjects. The transition from primary to lower secondary education is conditioned only by the promotion of primary education

SUBJECTS for Primary Education Mathematics Romanian Language History Geography Science Art (painting and handcrafting) Foreign languages (French, English or German) ITC Civic Education Religion Music P.E.

LOWER SECONDARY EDUCATION Organized and operates as day time education. 4 years (grades 5 – 8) pupils aged 11 – 14 Classes are reshaped Many schools have special classes (such as intensive English classes, Informatics classes and German or Hungarian line of study) Pupils have a different teacher for each subject Each class has a teacher designated to be the class head teacher

SUBJECTS for Lower Secondary Education Mathematics Romanian language History Geography Biology Foreign languages Physics Chemistry Latin language Art and music Religion ITC Physical Education

during 6th grade students take language & communication (Romanian and a foreign language) and mathematics & science tests during 8th grade – Mathematics and Romanian language mock exams At the end of the 8th year (at age 14 or 15) a nation-wide test is taken by all students: The National Exam.

UPPER SECONDARY EDUCATION: HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION It comprises the following programs: The theoretical program – science and human studies The technological program – technical, services, natural and environmental protection The vocational program – military, theological, sports, artistic, and pedagogic

4 years: 2 compulsory (9-10) 2 non-compulsory (11-12) No exams between the 10th and the 11th years. Types of high school: National College Military College Economic or Technological High School Standard High School Vocational High School

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS THEORETICAL SCIENCE – Mathematics and Computer Programming or Earth Studies HUMANITIES – Social studies or Languages (3-4 modern languages, 4 years of Latin/ Ancient Greek, literature, social sciences, History, Geography) TECHNICAL Qualification in a technical field: electrician, industrial machine operator, train driver, mechanic. VOCATIONAL Qualification in a non-technical field: kindergarten educator, assistant architect. SERVICES AND ECONOMICS Qualification in the fields of services: waiter, chef, tourism operator.

The Baccalaureate Exam In order to graduate high school students must take the National Baccalaureate Exam (known as BAC). It comprises: 2 or 3 oral examinations (competences) 4 or 5 written examinations. To pass, a student must obtain an average score of at least 6.00 and at least 5.00 at each of the individual exams.

Vocational Education organized in vocational schools; subordinate to state or private technological high-schools. Enrolling in a vocational high school must be preceded by an ability/skill test (e.g.: artistic, sportive). The programs offered in Romania are: Sportive program Military program Theological program Art program Pedagogic program

HIGHER EDUCATION 112 universities and colleges of higher education 54 state universities receive funding from the central government undergraduate and graduate programs: all fields of study. The duration of the undergraduate programs varies: 6 semesters (3 years): Science, Humanities, Economic, Social Sciences, Law, Communication Sciences 8 semesters (4 years): Engineering, Agriculture and Forestry 12 semesters (6 years): Architecture, Medicine and Veterinary Sciences The duration of the graduate programs also varies: M.A. – 2 years PhD. – 3 years

THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM THE ADMISSION PROCESS There is no integrated admission scheme: Some universities will give an "admission exam" in a high- school subject Other universities developed a system of admission based on essays, interviews and performance assessments. THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM Teaching methods within universities and colleges consist of: lectures seminars student essays research activities. The academic year runs from 1 October through June and is divided into semesters of approximately 14 weeks each. The Romanian grading system is from 1 to 10, with 10 the highest mark and 5 the minimum grade to pass.

There are both private and public institutions in forms of: University Academy (training specialists) Polytechnic University (technical and practical fields of study) Institute (which awards professional degrees based on study and professional experience in limited specializations) University College Postgraduate Schools

Thank you for your attention and I hope that you have learned new things about the Romanian Educational System.