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The document summarizes key aspects of the Greek educational system and the 2nd Vocational School of Xanthi. It outlines the different levels of education in Greece from pre-primary to secondary, including that education is centralized and overseen by the Ministry of Education. It then provides details about the 2nd Vocational School of Xanthi, including that it has around 600 students and 70 teachers studying fields like construction, electrical engineering, and healthcare. Finally, it briefly introduces the city of Xanthi and the University of Thrace located there.
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Presentation 2nd epal - Xanthi - Greece
- 1. Equality in Action Greek educational System
- 2. 2nd Vocational School of Xanthi
- 4. All levels are overseen by the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs. The Greek education system is very centralized both in terms of organization and administration.
- 6. Pre-Primary level 1 : Kindergarden • Students’ age 5-6 years old • Two year courses • No tuition fees • No books • Compulsory Education
- 7. Primary level 2: Elementary schools • Studies: 6 years/ six classes • Books centrally produced • No tuition fees • 8.00-13.15 • All day schools • Public or private
- 8. Secondary Level 1 : Junior High School (Gymnasium) • Children admitted after Primary Schools • Studies : 3 years/ 3 classes • Students’ age: 12-15 • Compulsory
- 9. Categories based on timetable • Day schools (8.15- 14.10) • Evening schools (18.00-22.00) • Second chance schools ( 14.30-20.30)
- 10. Types of High schools • General Gymnasium • Athletic Gymnasium • Musical Gymnasium • Experimental Gymnasium • Church Gymnasium ▪ Minority schools (enter all students whose parents are Muslims, residents of Thrace area, and want their children to attend those schools )
- 12. Assessment in secondary education • Regular tests and quizzes • Final written exams • Oral examination
- 13. 2nd Epaggelmatiko Lyceum of Xanthi In the 2019-2020 school year our school has approximately 600 STUDENTS AND 70 TEACHERS
- 14. Fields and specialties of our school CONSTRUCTION FIELD • Architectural Designers and GeoInformatics ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS AUTOMATIONS FIELD • Technician of electrical systems MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FIELD • Technician of Mechanical facilities and constructions • Technician of cooling facilities • Technician of thermal and hydraulic facilities and mechanics of petroleum and naturals gas • Vehicle Technician HEALTH AND WELFARE FIELD • Physiotherapy Assistant • Cosmetics • Hairdressing
- 15. • Our students attend lessons mainly of general educationFirst Grade • Our students have 23 hours of general education and 12 hours of field lessonsSecond Grade • Our students have 23 hours of general education and 12 hours of specialty lessonsThird Grade Apprenticeship 3+1 year vocational school
- 16. The duration of this program is 9 months ▶ They work 4 days a week in public or specialist business ▶ They attend lab courses 1 day of the week ▶ Their daily wage is 17 euros During THE 4th YEAR, STUDENTS MAY attend the apprenticeship program
- 17. After Lyceum Examinations to University at the end of the third year
- 18. CITY OF XANTHI
- 19. THE OLD TOWN
- 21. KOSYNTHOS RIVER
- 22. RIVERS & LAKES nestos river-vistonida lake
- 23. Favorite place of herons and flamingos
- 24. NEXT TO THE SEA
- 26. ANNUAL CARNIVAL & OLD TOWN FESTIVAL (FEBRUARY & SEPTEMBER)
- 27. Avdira: HOME OF PHILOSOPHERS democritus- PROTAGORAS-leykippus
- 28. The University is currently operating eight Faculties and nineteen Schools in four cities of Thrace .Overall, more than 15,000 students are studying at DUTH at undergraduate and post-graduate level. Xanthi Campus (Center of the City) The campus is located in the city centre of Xanthi. It houses the Library of the Faculty of Engineering and the Administrative Services of the University in Xanthi. The following Schools are located in this campus: Civil Engineering Environmental Engineering Production Managment Engineering Campus at Kimmeria, Xanthi: Electrical & Computer Engineering Architectural Engineering Democritus University of THRACE
- 29. Thank you for your attention! Muito obrigado!