Prezentacja1 popr a

Prezentacja1 popr a

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  JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY The education of Polish society was a goal of rulers as early as 13th century. The Jagiellonian University founded in 1364 in Kraków, is one of Europe’s oldest universities. According to Polish Constitution everyone has the right to education which is compulsory until the age of 18. Education in pubic schools is free.
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  This is thefirst step in the Polish education Children aged 6-7 years enter 1st class of system for children aged 3 to 6 years. The primary school. Teaching at this stage is in aim of the nursery schools is to provide the following subjects: Polish language, children with appropriate conditions of the history, modern foreign languages, maths, physical, intellectual, emotional and social natural science, music, art, IT, physical development as well as to prepare them for education and religion. The level is basic. At going to the primary school. the end of 6th class when pupils are 13, they take a compulsory exam.
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  Next step isa 3-year gymnasium which There are two types of secondary is targeted at pupils aged 13 and 16. schools: One of the aims of this stage is to 3-year general secondary school indentify the abilities and interests of (students aged 16-19) the students and to help them make a 4-year vocational secondary schools rational choice of a further education (students aged 16-20) route. It ends with a nationwide exam, The first one is focused in general the results determine the upper education and preparation for a secondary school they will attend. university or polytechnics, the second one is more vocational and usually more technical type. Both end with a maturity examination and maybe followed by several forms of higher education.
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  The requirement toapply for admission to higher education studies is the Matura certificate. Higher education institutions are targeted at teaching students at the vocational or Master degree level and at preparing them for their professional careers. They can also offer postgraduate courses, PhD studies, as well as special studies and courses. Types of higher education institutions (including non-state institutions): - Universities - Technical universities - Medical universities - Agricultural schools - Pedagogical universities - Academies of music - Academies of theatre and film - Schools of economics - Maritime schools - Military schools - Schools of theology - Non-state schools of higher education