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    Education in Poland is compulsory between ages 7-18 and divided into three stages: primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary. Primary school lasts 6 years, lower secondary 3 years, and upper secondary 3-4 years. Students must pass the Matura examination after upper secondary to qualify for higher education, which Poland offers extensively through its universities and institutions.

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    Education in Poland is compulsory between ages 7-18 and divided into three stages: primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary. Primary school lasts 6 years, lower secondary 3 years, and upper secondary 3-4 years. Students must pass the Matura examination after upper secondary to qualify for higher education, which Poland offers extensively through its universities and institutions.

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    Education in Poland is compulsory between ages 7-18 and divided into three stages: primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary. Primary school lasts 6 years, lower secondary 3 years, and upper secondary 3-4 years. Students must pass the Matura examination after upper secondary to qualify for higher education, which Poland offers extensively through its universities and institutions.

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    Education System in Europe: Worked By:fiona Mata Class:10-2

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    Education in Poland is compulsory between ages 7-18 and divided into three stages: primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary. Primary school lasts 6 years, lower secondary 3 years, and upper secondary 3-4 years. Students must pass the Matura examination after upper secondary to qualify for higher education, which Poland offers extensively through its universities and institutions.

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    Education system in Europe

    Worked by:Fiona Mata


    Class:10-2
    Education system in Poland.
    Every child must receive education from when they are 6 years old
    until they are 18 years old.It is also mandatory for 6-year-old
    children to receive one year of kindergarten education, before
    starting primary school at 6 years old. Primary school lasts eight
    years (grades 1–8), and students must take a final exam at the end of
    the eighth grade. After graduating from primary school, people
    typically go on to attend secondary school.which lasts 4 or 5
    years.They can also choose to educate themselves towards a specific
    profession or trade, and receive work experience and qualifications
    through apprenticeships. After graduating from secondary school and
    passing the final exam, called the matura, one can pursue a
    higher education at a university, college, etc.
    Here is an overview of the key features of the education system in Poland:

    o 1. Compulsory Educatio
    - Education in Poland is 3. Matura Examination:
    - The Matura examination is a
    compulsory for children standardized test taken at the end of
    between the ages of 7 and 18. o 2. Structure of Education:
    upper secondary education. Success
    o - Primary Education:Lasts
    - The compulsory in this exam is required for
    for six years and is for admission to higher education
    education is divided into students aged 7 to 13. institutions.
    three stages: primary, lower o - Lower Secondary
    secondary, and upper Education:Lasts for three
    years and is for students 4. Higher Education:
    secondary. - Poland has a strong higher
    aged 13 to 16.
    education system with many
    o - Upper Education:Lasts
    universities and institutions
    for three or four years and is offering a wide range of programs.
    divided into general - Higher education degrees
    education (leading to the include bachelor's, master's, and
    Matura exam) and doctoral degrees.
    vocational education.

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    Poland's education system reflects a commitment
    to providing a comprehensive and high-quality
    education. The focus on compulsory education,
    the Matura examination, and the diversity of
    higher education options contribute to a well-
    rounded educational experience for students.

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