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Educational system in Canada consists of 5 steps:

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Educational system in Canada consists of 5 steps:

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•PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION
•PRIMARY EDUCATION
•SECONDARY EDUCATION (Junior high school, High school)
•POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION
•VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS AND APPRENTICESHIPS

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Primary Education in Canada is compulsory for all children who reached the age of 6-7 years. Pre-primary education consists of six grades.It means that the students of the 6th grade are 11-12 years old.Usually, students in the primary grades have one teacher. All the subjects in primary school are taught in a single classroom. With each passing grade becomes more difficult as students need to learn to master new skills.

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Pre-primary education in Canada is offered to children of 4-5 years old. Different pre-primary schools, known in Canada as kindergartens, offer programs of various intensity. There are schools that offer full-day programs, some offer half-day programs, and some can offer both.The curriculum in kindergartens includes learning the alphabet, gaining basic pre-reading and mathematics skills, music, art, and play. Though such programs are far from rigid, the main aim of any pre-school is to prepare a child for success at the next level of education – primary school. Pre-primary schools are aimed to teach students how to participate and act within the group, as well as how to cooperate with both teachers and classmates.

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Secondary education in Canada is divided into two levels: junior high school and high school.

Junior high school starts when a student completes the 6th grade of primary school. The junior high school consists of two years that include the 7th and 8th grade. At the age of 12-13 students study at 7th grade that introduces them to the process of attending different classrooms through the school day, as well as attending classes with different teachers.
High school education starts when students successfully complete the 8th grade. High school program consists of 4 years and involves students from the age of 14-15 to 17-18. The whole school education in Canada usually consists of 11 grades.Usually, the 5th highs school grade is referred to as Grade 12+.

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After a student graduates from a high school, s/he can apply to the college or university. After they get a diploma or certificate, they are able to pursue employment opportunities. Nevertheless, there are many students who study in college to get prepared to university education.

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There are many private vocational and technical schools, as well as apprenticeship programs in Canada where students can learn a vocation or trade. Though in prior years there was no need to get a high school diploma to attend a trade or vocational program, the requirements for most of the vocational programs now require students to graduate from secondary school prior to enrollment.
Depending on the type of the program, it can take from 2 to 5 years to complete it.

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The curriculum in kindergartens includes learning the alphabet, gaining basic pre-reading and mathematics skills, music, art, and play.

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he curriculum includes such subjects as mathematics, reading, language arts, social studies, history, geography, science, music, art and physical education. It is worth to mention that when it comes to language arts, the majority of programs are focused on teaching English.

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Junior high school. Most of the subjects are similar to primary school but the difficulty increases substantially. Also, there are some new subjects in the curriculum, such as foreign language instruction.
High school.The curriculum in high schools requires students to gain skills that will help them to succeed vocationally after the graduation or to get ready for college or university entrance exams.

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Colleges in Canada are usually technical, applied arts, or applied science schools. Some students study in college to get prepared for a trade.

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Apprenticeships are aimed to provide students with the skills they need for a given trade. Apprenticeship training means that the student will work hands-on in that environment under a qualified supervisor. It includes a contact between an apprentice and an employer in order to provide the apprentice with training and experience for a trade in particular area or field.

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Colleges in Canada provide graduates with vocational certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees.

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The opportunities after graduating from schools/universities

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The opportunities after graduating from schools/universities

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After a student graduates from a high school, s/he can apply to the college or university.
Apprenticeship training means that the student will work hands-on in that environment under a qualified supervisor.

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