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Education in Georgia General education in Georgia regulated by the laws of Georgia: "On General Education" and "On Education Quality Enhancement"; Operating by the National Curriculum and other Sub-legal acts. Full general education includes 12 years of study and carried out in three levels (primary, basic, secondary). Primary Education Education in Georgia is compulsory between ages 6 and 14 and begins with 4 years in elementary school. The school year runs from september through to june, with head teacher discretion to close for longer periods in winter, and at harvest time. Basic Education Middle school continues through grades 5 to 9. At age 15, by which time education is no longer compulsory, students may sit for their arasruli sashulo ganaltebis motsmoba certificate. Secondary Education The final 3 years of secondary school are spent at either academic secondary schools, or technical special secondary schools. Examinations taken around age 18 are for sashualo ganatlebis atestasi, or sashualo profesiuli sastsavleblis diplomi certificates respectively. Vocational Education In addition to ongoing vocational programs, students may also take 2 year professional training courses that lead to diplomas and access to tertiary education too. Higher Education Higher education in Georgia regulated by the Laws on Higher Education; "On Education Quality Enhancement" and other sub-legislative acts. There are more than 20 state higher education institutions in Georgia, and many more private ones too. All follow the traditional model of bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees. The oldest of these is Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University founded in 1918. There, over 20,000 students attend at 8 branches across the country. Faculties include exact & natural sciences, humanities, social & political sciences, economics & business, law, and medicine. Universities of Tbilisi University of Batumi University of Gori |
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