2012-2014 CULTURAL BRIDGES TO THE FUTURE Vērgales pamatskola, Latvija COMENIUS MULTILATERAL SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS.

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CULTURAL BRIDGES TO THE FUTURE Vērgales pamatskola, Latvija COMENIUS MULTILATERAL SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS

Education System of Latvia

Legislation On Education Constitution of the Republic of Latvia – Everyone is entitled to education – The state provides free of charge basic education and secondary education – Basic education is compulsory Law On Education (1998) – Every resident of Latvia, irrespective of his/ her age shall be entitled to acquire or continue general basic and general secondary education in the form that suits his/ her needs: in full time or part time studies

Future objectives of education system increasing education quality of all stages and types of education providing education quality in l line with the development needs of society and national economy facilitating the access to education for everyone within the context of lifelong learning strengthening the capacity of education management

Stakeholders in the provision of education services state – Center of Curriculum and Examination – Education State Inspection – Agency of Quality Evaluation of General Education – Center of Special Education – Center of Initiative of Youth municipalities non-governmental sector

Structure of education system of Latvia Pre-school education Basic education Secondary education - General secondary education - Vocational secondary education Higher education

Levels of general education pre-school education – including the acquisition of compulsory education for five- and six-year old children compulsory general basic education (grades 1 – 9) general secondary education (grades 10 – 12)

Pre-school education 2 years Pre-school education up to 5 years

Basic education 9 years General secondary education 3 years Vocational secondary education 4 years Vocational education and training 3 years Vocational edu.&train years Voc. basic edu. 3 years up to 2 years 1-2 years Professional higher education 4-6 years Colege education 2-3 years Professional higher education (Bachelor’s degree) 4 years Academic higher education (Bachelor’s degree) 3-4 years Professional higher education (Master’s degree) 1-2 years Academic higher education (Master’s degree) 2 years Professiona l higher edu. 1-2 years Postgraduate education (Doctor’s degree) 3-4 years

Programmes of general basic Education – programmes of basic education (grade 1 – 9) – programmes of partial basic education – programmes of stage 1 education (primary school) – programmes of stage 2 education (grades 7-9) – programmes of education of a certain profile (for example,language programmes) – programmes of special education – programmes of education for ethnic minorities – programmes of social and pedagogic correctional education

Programmes of general secondary education 4 educational profiles are offered at the level of general education - comprehensive profile - humanities and social profile - mathematics, natural sciences and engineering profile - vocational profile Compulsory and optional subjects shall be studied in all the profiles of general education Programmes of education shall be licensed and accredited

Possibilities to acquire languages Basic education – Latvian (1st grade) – 1st foreign language (3th grade) – 2nd foreign language (6th grade) – Native language of ethnic minorities (only in the programmes of education for ethnic minorities) Secondary education Possibility to acquire at least one more foreign language

Assessment system of students’ learning achievements In grade 1 – a brief evaluative written or oral description of student’s learning activities, style of work, communication and cooperation skills, attitudes and development of learning dynamics In grades 2 and 3 – a 10-point assessment scale in Latvian language, Mathematics and the ethnic minority language, in other subject areas – descriptive evaluation In grade 4 – a 10-point assessment scale in Latvian language, Mathematics, Natural Sciences and the ethnic minority language, in other subject areas – descriptive evaluation In grades 5 – 9 – a 10-point assessment scale – in separate subjects (Ethics, Health Education) there is the “complete/ incomplete” designation

Evaluation in pointsVerbal meaning Level of acquisition/ mastering 10 exceptional high (excellent) 9excellent 8 very good optimal 7good 6 above satisfactory 5 satisfactory 4 below satisfactory 3unsatisfactory weak 2poor 1very poor Meaning of the points in the 10-point assessment scale

Organization of education process school year starts September 1 and finishes at the end of May school year consists of two semesters the length of a school year – in grade 1 34 weeks – in grades weeks – in grade 9 37 weeks (out of them – a 2 week exam period) (including the development of students’ individual or group projects related to the learning content)

Organization of education process holidays – 1 week in autumn – 2 weeks during Christmas time – 1 week in spring Grade 1 has an extra week of holidays in the second Semester the length of a lesson – in grades 1 – 9 40 – 45 minutes

Maximum weekly study load of a student Grade Study load, in lessons

Thank you for attention!