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Actually, it's more complex than this in France. There is 5 systems: - depending of the Ministry of Eduction : - for toddlers : maternelle (3-6 yo) - P
by olivierduval 2y ago
Actually, it's more complex than this in France.
There is 5 systems:
- depending of the Ministry of Eduction :
- for toddlers : maternelle (3-6 yo)
- Primary : CP (6 yo, primary), CE1 (elementary 1), CE2, CM1 (middle 1), CM2
- Secondary :
- College (not the US one!) : 6th (~11 yo), 5th, 4th, 3th (with exam at the end)
- Lycée : 2nd (~15 yo), 1st, Terminal (with 'Baccalauréat' exam at the end)
then depending of Ministry of Research : University or Post BAC schools
However, I think that in some other french-talking countries (Belgium, Swissland) they did it simpler
- mgaunard 2y agoMaternelle years also have names: PSM, MSM, GSM. GSM, PS, CE1, CE2, CM1, CM2 used to be called 12th to 7th, as I said. Your primary classification is incorrect -- maternelle is part of primary. Non-maternelle primary is called elementary.
- eloisant 2y agoThe P in CP doesn't stand for "primary" but for "preparatory"
- makapuf 2y agoThat's for classic education (General, when you want to make longer studies), there are also professional or technical Lycée)