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South Korea follows a 6-3-3 system. Compulsory education in South Korea lasts for 9 years and includes six years of primary education, followed by 3 years of lower secondary education (Middle school) and then upper secondary education imparted by High school that is not compulsory and lasts for 3 years. South Korean schools follow a national curriculum that is created by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST).
Pre-Primary/Preschool Education
The pre-primary education in South Korea comprises of Kindergarten and nursery schools. The Preschool education is provided by the private schools. The preschools in South Korea along with academic education, have enjoyable playful activities designed for kids. Kids are taught how to read and write in both English as well as Korean. Also, simple math is being taught at pre-primary level. Classes are held in a traditional classroom context, wherein one lesson or activity is taught at a time.
Age: 3- 6 years old
Primary Education
Primary Education in South Korea is compulsory and free. It is also called as elementary education. Students at the age of 6 enter the elementary/primary schools or Chodeung-hakgyo. Primary education focuses on developing the fundamental skills that will be needed by children throughout their lives.
Grades: 1-6
Duration: 6 years
Age: 6-12 years old
Curriculum: Moral education, Korean language, mathematics, physical education, music, social studies, fine arts, ethics, science, and practical arts. English is taught at the grade 3.
Secondary Education
Secondary education comprises of middle schools and high schools.
Middle School
Middle School in South Korea is compulsory and free. After the completion of the elementary/primary schools, students have to attend Middle School. It is compulsory to attend Middle School or jung-hakgyo in South Korea. Middle Schools establish a strong academic footing.
Grades: 7-9
Duration: 3 years
Age: 12-15 years old
Curriculum: Consists of 12 basic or core subjects, along with the electives, and extracurricular activities.
Basic subjects: Mathematics, Korean language, English, social studies and science, moral education, music, Physical education, fine arts and practical arts.
Extracurricular and optional courses/electives: Home economics and technology, computer and information technology, environmental education and foreign languages.
High School
The Upper Secondary education is imparted by the High schools in South Korea. The high schools aim to nurture the student’s personality and ability needed to protect and strengthen the backbone of the country. The high schools in South Korea develop students' knowledge, social and intellectual skills, critical thinking abilities, and prepares them for the job market. The Upper secondary education in South Korea is provided by- academic/general; vocational; and special purpose or specialised high schools.
Grades: 10-12
Duration: 3 years
Age: 15-18 years old
Curriculum: In general/academic high school, the basic subjects remain the same as in the middle school. The specialised subjects offered are in-
Science: biology, physics, chemistry, and earth science
Social Studies: History, Geography, politics, economics and cultural studies
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