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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
The educational system of The Netherlands 01/10/12 PPP OMAN delegation
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Zeewolde 1 school with 550 students aged 11-16
Beijing Forum on Education October 2006 Zeewolde 1 school with 550 students aged 11-16 Harderwijk 1 school with 1200 students, aged 11-18 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
General information Language Dutch Capital Amsterdam Government Constitutional Monarchy Religion 30 % Roman Catholic % Protestant % Moslim % None Surface km² (18,41%water) Inhabitants: (482 / km²) 01/10/12 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
PPP OMAN delegation
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Dutch educational system
Beijing Forum on Education October 2006 Dutch educational system 99 University Higher Education Tertiary education Vocational Education optional 18 Pre-academic Secondary education Higher secondary education 16 Pre-vocational Secondary education Secondairy education Lower sec. Vocational ed. Lower secondary education compulsary 12 Primary school Primairy education 5 4 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
Primary education School choice according to religion. Education is free, except for special activities Emphasis on mother tongue , arithmetic, history, geography, biology, physical education, development of (creative) skills, little bit of English. No exam, but “CITO” admission test. 01/10/12 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
Primary education ± 6000 primary schools. ± 200 pupils/school. ± 24 pupils/ class. 80% of the teachers is female. Workload teachers exceeds the OECD- average by 17%. 01/10/12 PPP OMAN delegation
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Dutch educational system
Beijing Forum on Education October 2006 Dutch educational system 99 University Higher Education Vocational Education optional 18 Pre-academic Secondary education Higher secondary education 16 Pre-vocational Secondary education Lower sec. Vocational ed. Lower secondary education compulsary 12 Primary education 5 4 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
Secondary education Secondary education is chosen according to religion or special educational curriculum. Admission according to CITO test, advice primary school, preference of child/parents. One year of introduction (curriculum basically the same for all pupils). Examination: school exam and national exam. 01/10/12 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
Subjects secundary education Dutch, French, German, English (Latin/Greek/Spanish) History, Geography, Economics Mathemathics, Physics/Chemistry, Biology (Science) social and educational skills 01/10/12 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
Subjects secundary education Music, (Drama), Drawing, Craft, General technics Computer knowledge Religion or ethics Physical education 32 lessons of 50 minutes per week. 01/10/12 PPP OMAN delegation
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Dutch educational system
Beijing Forum on Education October 2006 Dutch educational system 99 University Higher Education Vocational Education optional 18 Pre-academic Secondary education Higher secondary education 16 Pre-vocational Secondary education Lower sec. Vocational ed. Lower secondary education compulsary 12 Primary education 5 4 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
higher and pre-academic secondary education Choice of subjects is limited to 4 streams Variety of free choices depending on the school Compulsary: Dutch, English, other language, PE Languages and culture Economics Health care Science 01/10/12 PPP OMAN delegation
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Dutch educational system
Beijing Forum on Education October 2006 Dutch educational system 99 University Higher Education Vocational Education optional 18 Pre-academic Secondary education Higher secondary education 16 Pre-vocational Secondary education Lower sec. Vocational ed. Lower secondary education compulsary 12 Primary education 5 4 PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
Higher professional education 40 schools students Some general studies, some specialised (economics, communication, law and management, social work, tourism) Bachelor studies: 4 years Masters: 1 or 2 years PPP OMAN delegation
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Beijing Forum on Education October 2006
Dutch university 13 universities students Some general, some technical, one agricultural Bachelor studies: 3 years WO-Masters: 1 or 2 years PPP OMAN delegation
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