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Education Levels in Philippines and Bangladesh; Videos and Images/Photos
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Education Levels in Philippines and Bangladesh Images/Photos. Girl Education in Philippines and Bangladesh. Photo credit: Unsplash.
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Education Levels in Philippines and Bangladesh; Videos and Images/Photos
Education Levels in Philippines and Bangladesh
Education Levels in Philippines
Education Levels in Bangladesh
Non-formal Education Levels in Philippines and Bangladesh
Education Levels in Philippines and Bangladesh: Education in Philippines and Education System in Bangladesh Videos and Images/Photos: 1, 2 and 3
Education Levels – Meaning and Categories
Children attending school in Barangay Katipunan. Many families from the barangay are recipients of the Conditional Cash Transfer (4Ps) program of the Philippines. Several small infrastructure in the barangay were also funded by the Kalahi-CIDSS progam. Photo credit: ADB Blog
The Department of Education (DepEd) is the government agency responsible for the management and regulation of the education system in the Philippines. There are four formal education levels in the Philippines – preschool education, primary (elementary) school, secondary (made up of junior high school and senior high schools) and tertiary education
Formal Educational Levels in Philippines up to Level 3 used since June 4, 2012 | |||
Grade | Age | School | Stage |
Kindergarten | 5–6 or 4–5 | Preschool | Elementary school |
Grade 1 | 6–7 or 5–6 | Primary school | |
Grade 2 | 7–8 or 6–7 | ||
Grade 3 | 8–9 or 7–8 | ||
Grade 4 | 9–10 or 8–9 | ||
Grade 5 | 10–11 or 9–10 | ||
Grade 6 | 11–12 or 10–11 | ||
Grade 7 (freshman) | 12–13 or 11–12 | Secondary school | Junior high school |
Grade 8 (sophomore) | 13–14 or 12–13 | ||
Grade 9 (junior) | 14–15 or 13–14 | ||
Grade 10 (senior) | 15–16 or 14–15 | ||
Grade 11 (super senior) | 16–17 or 15–16 | Senior high school | |
Grade 12 (super senior) | 17–18 or 16–17 |
Information Adapted from Wikipedia
Education Levels in Bangladesh Images/Photos: 1. A girl posed for a photo in an elementary school – (Sumaiya-Ananda School) education class in Bangladesh. Photo credit: World Bank.
Education in Bangladesh is structured into several levels, The education system in Bangladesh can be categorized into seven levels: Primary education, secondary education, higher secondary education, higher education, vocational education, Madrasah Education and open and distance learning
Age | Grade | Educational Board | Qawmi Education Board | Alia Education Board | |||||||||||
3+ | Nursery | Pre-Primary Education | Tahfeez ul Quran | ||||||||||||
4+ | |||||||||||||||
5+ | KG | ||||||||||||||
6+ | I | Primary Education | Ibtedayi | Ebtedayee | |||||||||||
7+ | II | ||||||||||||||
8+ | III | ||||||||||||||
9+ | IV | ||||||||||||||
10+ | V | ||||||||||||||
11+ | VI | Secondary Education | Junior Secondary Education | Mutawassitah | Dakhil | ||||||||||
12+ | VII | ||||||||||||||
13+ | VIII | ||||||||||||||
14+ | IX | Secondary Education | Trade Certificate/SSC Vocational | Artisan Course | Sanaria ammah | ||||||||||
15+ | X | ||||||||||||||
16+ | XI | Higher Secondary Education | Diploma (Engineering) | HSC Vocational | C in Edu | C in Agri | Diploma in Comm | Diploma in Nursing | Alim | ||||||
17+ | XII | ||||||||||||||
18+ | XIII | Masters (Prel) | Bachelor (Pass) | LLB (Hons) | BSc (Agri.) BSc (Text.) BSc (Leat.) | BBA | Fazilat | Fazil | |||||||
19+ | XIV | ||||||||||||||
20+ | XV | BSc (Engr.) | BSc (Tech Edu.) | Takmil | Kamil | ||||||||||
21+ | XVI | Masters (Prel) | BEd & Dip.Ed | B.P. Ed | Dip (Lsc) | ||||||||||
22+ | XVII | MA/MSc/Mcom/MSS | LLM | MBBS BDS | MSc (Engr.) | MSc (Agri.) | MBA | MEd & MA (Ed) | MA (Lsc) | ||||||
23+ | XVIII | PhC | MPhil (Med.) | PhD (Engr.) | PhD (Med.) | PhD (Edu.) | |||||||||
24+ | XIX | Mphil | Post MBBS | ||||||||||||
25+ | XX | ||||||||||||||
Information Source: Wikipedia
Here are non-formal education levels in Philippines and Bangladesh:
There are two non-formal education levels in Philippines: Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and Alternative Learning Systems (ALS)
There are 3 non-formal education levels in Bangladesh
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