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Attending this school is not obligatory. Children up to age 3 can attend this school.

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This school is also not obligatory. Students age 3-6 can attend this school.

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Students ages 6 to 11 years old attend this school for six years. Students learn to write and read. They also begin learning about: History, Geography, Mathematics, Italian Grammar, Science, Music, Physical Education, English and Computer Science. Religion classes are optional.

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You must complete elementary school to move on to this 3 year school. Students range from 11 to 13 years old. Students dive deeper into the subjects studied in elementary school. At the end of it, they must take the middle school exam to move on to high school which includes: Italian written test, written Math test, written language test and an oral test where they will present work on a specific topic that includes all the studied subjects in school.

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Students age 14 to 19 attend this school after completing middle school and passing their final exam. This school is 5 years and students choose amongst six different types of school depending on which subjects they want to focus on to meet their future goals.

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Once students complete high school and pass their final exam they can move on to college. College is divided into three parts in Italy.

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This is the first part of college and in these first three years of college students study a wide variety of subjects that include but are not limited to...

Science, Humanities and Tech.

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This is the second part of college and this part of college is a specialization of studies and it lasts 2 years. For example, a student may have been studying engineering but now that are picking their specialization (aerospace, mechanical, chemical, biomedical, etc).