This document discusses the education levels and teacher preparation across ASEAN countries. It describes:
- Primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary levels that typically total 12 years of compulsory education. Secondary levels vary from 5-7 years between countries.
- Teacher preparation requires a bachelor's degree and involves studying general knowledge, pedagogy, teaching practicum, and specialized coursework. Requirements vary depending on the level being taught.
- Common components of teacher preparation across ASEAN countries include general knowledge, pedagogical skills, teaching practicum, and specialized content knowledge for the level being taught.
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1. Grade/Level Age range (years old) Two sub-levels
of Elementary
level
Pre-primary
(Kindergarten)
Play-school, Pre-K, (below
6)
Primary grades
1 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10 Intermediate
grades
6 11
A. The Levels of Schooling as a Teaching Milieu
1) Primary Level
2. A. The Levels of Schooling as a Teaching Milieu
2) Secondary Level
Some
Countries
Grade level Philippines Grade level
Lower
Secondary
level
three years
with Grades 7,
8 and 9
Junior High
School
Grades 7, 8,
9, 10
Upper
Secondary
level
Grades 10, 11
and 12
Senior High
school
Grades 11
and 12
3. A. The Levels of Schooling as a Teaching Milieu
Variation
Levels of School and Number of Years*
Primary/
Elementary
(Years)
Lower
Secondary
(Years)
Upper
Secondary
(Years)
Total Number of Years Countries
(as of 2013)
Version 1 5 4 3 12 Lao PDR
Version 2 5 4 2 11 Myanmar
Version 3 6 3 2 11 Malaysia
Version 4 6 3 3 12
Brunei, Cambodia,
Indonesia, Thailand,
Vietnam
Version 5 6 4
2 (2 yrs. Pre-
university for
Singapore)
12 Singapore, Philippines
ASEAN State Education Report, 2013
Variations in the Secondary Level
4. In summary,
12 years of formal schooling, divided into primary, lower
secondary and upper secondary levels
All levels are compulsory, while in some countries the
secondary level is voluntary except in the Philippines.
In Singapore, the last two year levels are pre-university
levels. For the secondary level, there is a variation of 5, 6 or
7 years which are either labeled as middle school, junior
high school, senior high school or lower or upper secondary
level.
universal kindergarten and pre-school education
number of years in the primary is from 5 to 6 years
The basic education levels of Elementary/Primary and the
Secondary levels will provide the future jobs of teacher
education pre-service graduates
5. The Tertiary level is the college level which
is beyond basic education in all the
countries in the ASEAN. It is the ladder of
educational system where the student earns
a bachelor's degree in teacher education,
which is a requirement to take a licensure
examination to become a professional
teacher.
6. In the Philippines, the Technical Education and Skills
Development Authority (TESDA) provides diploma and training
certificates for life-long learning. The agency also assists in the
implementation of the senior high school technical-vocational
tracks.
The pre-service teacher gets appropriate qualification degree
in the tertiary level in order to teach in either the elementary
or secondary levels of the education system in either the public
or private school in a particular country. In addition to the
degree, most countries have specific recruitment policies and
guidelines.
7. B. The Teacher Professionals Across the ASEAN
Academic Preparations of Teacher Professionals in Basic
Education
The admission to pre-service teacher education varies from the
graduates of Grade 9 or Grade 12. In remote places of Lao PDR,
Indonesia, Myanmar and Cambodia pre-school, pre-primary of
kindergarten future teachers can have 9 years of basic
education (Grade 9) and get an advanced training for 3 years to
become teachers (9 years of basic education + 3 years teacher
preparation) or 10 years of basic education plus 3 years of
teacher preparation.
8. For teachers of lower secondary level, future
teachers should have 12 years of basic education and 2
years of teacher preparation to earn a Diploma in
Teaching.
For upper secondary level, the requirement is 12
years of basic education plus 4 to 5 years of teacher
preparation to earn a Bachelor's degree. However for
non-education degree graduates they can take the post
graduate diploma in Education/Teaching. This will
mean an equivalent to 12 years of basic education plus
4 to 5 years of Baccalaureate Degree plus one year or
Graduate Diploma.
9. Almost all teacher education provides a teaching
practicum, student teaching or field experience
courses. This will provide them the opportunity to
apply the theories and concepts in the content and
pedagogy courses in real class situation.
ASEAN countries have comparable academic teacher
education preparations, however there are those who
have gone beyond their borders, while others are still
strengthening their programs. Differences are according
to the context and needs and the education system of
the particular member country, their history culture
and aspirations.
10. Components of Teacher Preparation
Qualified, professionally trained, motivated and well supported
teachers are the key to quality education. The future teacher
academic preparations should be responsive to this call.
Common to all the ASEAN countries, are four important
components which are being addressed in the preparation of
teachers:
11. 1. General knowledge and understanding This cluster of
knowledge and understanding are embedded in the
general education or liberal arts education subjects in
college as preparatory to the core content subjects in
the professional education. The cluster of subjects in
the liberal education provides the development of the
person-hood of the future teacher. (What to Know
about Oneself and World.)
12. 2. Pedagogy This component provides variety of
teaching delivery approaches beyond the traditional
methods of teaching. The more innovative methods
including student-centered approaches, cooperative
learning, project-based learning and many more based
on international values to enhance, peace education,
sustainable development, respect for diversity,
inclusive education, and global citizenship. Pedagogical
theories and principles are also included. (How to
Teach).
13. 3. Teaching Practicum/Experiential Learning – In this
cluster, knowledge, theories, principles and pedagogies
learned are validated in real life situation as teachers.
In all ASEAN countries, teaching practicum and
experiential learning are required as a component of
training or for certification to teach. (lmmersion to the
real world of teaching/Practicum/ Teaching Internship)
14. 4. Specialized knowledge/ Major courses – For those
who will teach the content or discipline levels, in the
upper elementary or the secondary levels, major
content courses are learned. For the early years (pre-
school to Grade 3, a more comprehensive knowledge of
child growth and development is given emphasis.
(What to teach in specific discipline or subject area)
15. The Common degree titles
Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd);
Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd); and
Diploma in Education either Pre-baccalaureate/Post
Graduate (PGDip).
The most common standards revolve around or anchored on the
following domains:
1. Skills in the 21st Century
2. Professionalism and accountability
3. Pedagogical competence
4. Teacher's characteristics/ qualities
5. Knowledge competence