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The first schools established in Greece were accompanied by external models. The newly-organized government has mapped out its school curricula and curricula from developed Western European countries.

4 years of compulsory education was copied from Germany, which was influenced by the French education called the Secondary School (Elementary). The educational effects of Germany and France have created a very powerful educational system in Greece, which is still ongoing.

After four years of compulsory schooling or three-year schools in Greece, follow up. And then the student must be educated for four years in a high school called jimanaceum. In 1837 King Otto founded the first university in Athens. At all levels of education, there are some specific guidelines and procedures. In Greece, primary and secondary education, which includes 7 years of study, is compulsory for all children.

In the past, the focus of the Greek cycle of education was on the foundations of Orthodox religion and human heritage, but with globalization of the advanced countries of the Greek arena, it was also a global competitor.

Among the Greek language courses taught in the past include religious studies, reading and writing, mathematics, practical calculations, painting, singing, geography, Greek history, sports such as gymnastics, horticulture, silkworm breeding, beekeeping and …. She was taught in girls’ schools rather than in the field of practical training of women’s professions. At the end of each semester, the exams were held.

Some of the major, practical and specialized courses were also taught in some schools that favored these schools compared to other schools. Beside the lessons offered, students could also use supplementary lessons and bug fixes. Teachers educated elite and high-level students to learn the basics and skills in a specialist way, and instead they were required to teach these lessons to poorer and lower or younger students.

This was not due to the number of teachers and graduates in Greece, but according to the Western European Educational Laws, the Teacher Education Institute was established in Nebulae in 1834, and its focus was on educating instructors and teachers. Of course, this institution was transferred to the capital of Greece next year.

In 2001, the structure of the Greek education system became more advanced and advanced, and was generally divided into three levels. The elementary school where children can study in these three and a half years later. This course is completely optional.

The compulsory period begins at the age of 5 to 6 years. This course lasts from 6 to 15 years old and is strictly compulsory. In Greek law, students who do not complete their compulsory education until the age of 15 are required to complete the course by the age of 16.

The language of instruction in compulsory Greek schools is Greek-democratic.

In Greece there are also religious schools that prepare students for religious discussions. In addition to modern and well-defined training programs, extra classes are also considered for students, such as the types of festivals, sports, and music …

Shama high school education is a vocational and general education course. High school graduates can enter Greek higher education without having to go to college.

Bachelor’s students can study at universities or higher education institutions. Technology education institutes for graduates of high school technical courses. These graduate students in high school or higher education institutions can enter the job market and continue their education. Entrance of Greek universities is based on entrance exam.

The length of the course is from September 11 to June 15 each year. Students study 5 days a week and go to school for a total of 175 days a year. During the study, two weeks are celebrated on Christmas day and 2 weeks on the occasion of the clean weather of the schools.

Elementary students have 5 hours a day at school and secondary school students are 6 to 7 hours a day in school.

For primary and secondary education, the book is published by the Education Organization itself. In addition, a comprehensive exam must be taken to enter the university. The importance of knowledge and education in Greece is very high, and therefore, the demand for admission to universities is high. Many students attend their college at the same time at university entrance courses, so they can easily get to college and have a high entrance exam.

Although there are private schools in Greece, it is only 6% according to statistics due to the high level of public schools and the provision of the best educational facilities available in these schools. In addition, technical and vocational education has provided a variety of choices for students due to their wide variety. These trainings have raised the quality of its workers and technical staff, followed by further economic development in Greece.

In 1977, due to the importance of vocational schools and related education in this area, the Greek government turned its technical schools into technical and vocational schools. In these schools, trainings were taught by professionals and professionals, and at the end of the year, a graduate-level technical qualification was awarded.

Three-year high school students can enroll in the TES without a TES exam and enter higher education technical and vocational institutes.

There are very few minorities in Greece, and their language is not common in Greece