The Canadian Education System презентация

The Canadian Education System

content Introduction System of education Pre-Elementary Primary Secondary Post-secondary Test Reference

Canada has a strong and well-funded system of public education, largely managed provincially. Consequently, some aspects of the education system can vary between provinces. However, as education is overseen by the federal government, the standard of education remains consistently high throughout the country. Canada has a strong and well-funded system of public education, largely managed provincially. Consequently, some aspects of the education system can vary between provinces. However, as education is overseen by the federal government, the standard of education remains consistently high throughout the country.

The table below shows, generally speaking, the ages between which children are required to attend school 

The education system is divided into four levels The education system is divided into four levels Pre-Elementary Primary Secondary Post-secondary

Pre-Elementary Education in Canada Pre-elementary programs in Canada—educational programs offered to young children (4-5 years) prior to that student beginning elementary school at age six.—are offered by public, private, and federal schools within the country, as well as schools for the visually and hearing impaired.

Primary Education in Canada Primary education in Canada is compulsory for all children, usually beginning at age 6 or 7 with Grade One.  Students receive six years of primary in the following manner: Grade 1 (ages 6–7) Grade 4 (ages 9–10) Grade 2 (ages 7–8) Grade 5 (ages 10–11) Grade 3 (ages 8–9) Grade 6 (ages 11–12) The curriculum at the primary stage of education encompasses a number of subject areas, including mathematics, reading, language arts (usually English language, but French in Quebec), social studies, history, geography, science, music, art and physical education. 

Secondary education in Canada There is two distinct levels:  intermediate and high school. Intermediate school is a two-year educational stage. Students are introduced to the process of attending different classrooms throughout the day and having different teachers for every class. These teachers are considered experts in the subject they teach and must obtain a single-subject teaching certificate   

Post-Secondary Education in Canada College In Canada, the term college usually refers to a community college or a technical, applied arts, or applied science school.  These schools are post-secondary institutions that grant vocational certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees.  Many students use college as a way to prepare further for a university education.  Other students use college to prepare for a trade or vocation, earning a diploma or certificate that would allow them to immediately pursue employment opportunities following the completion of the program.

Post-Secondary Education in Canada University A university in Canada is an institution of higher education and research, which grants academic degrees in a variety of subjects. The degree structure at Canadian universities is very similar to that of the United States: Bachelor’s Degree.  Master’s Degree. . PhD. 

Post-Secondary Education in Canada Vocational Schools and Apprenticeships In addition to community colleges, which offer some vocational training, students can also learn a vocation or trade at one of the many private vocational and technical schools scattered throughout the country, or via an apprenticeship program. Apprenticeships in Canada allow students to learn the skills they need for a given trade by working hands-on in that environment under a qualified supervisor.

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