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     • At between age 3 and 4 Lebanese children enter primary school for 6 years.
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   What age does education start in Lebanon?

   • Formal education in Lebanon begins at age 6 and is compulsory until age 11 or 12 (grade 6). Elementary education lasts for two “cycles” (as they are typically called in Lebanon), each three years long. Arabic is the main language of instruction at the elementary school level, but English or French are taught beginning in early elementary school.

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   What is the education system in Lebanon?

   • There are four levels of education in Lebanon and these are the primary, intermediate, secondary and the higher Education. The first three phases are free for all students and the first eight years are compulsory by law. The main subjects in their curriculum are sciences, Arabic mathematics and either English or French.

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   Does Lebanon have a public school?

   • Lebanon has both public and private schools. Both teach the national curriculum. Technical and vocational education (TVET) is run separately from the rest of the education sector, under the direction of the Directorate General for Vocational and Technical Education (DGVTE).

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   How long do Lebanese children go to school?

   • At between age 3 and 4 Lebanese children enter primary school for 6 years. This time is divided equally between elementary and more advanced cycles 1 and 2. Gross enrolment is around 95% for both sexes. The following three years are spent at intermediate level equivalent to middle school.

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   Does Lebanon have a higher education system?

   • The degree structure in the higher education system, for instance, follows that of France’s system, and French is an official language of instruction. Post-independence Lebanon made efforts to focus more closely on offering instruction in Arabic, and teaching Lebanese culture and history.

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   Who oversees education in Lebanon?

   • Elementary, secondary, and higher education in Lebanon are all overseen by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MEHE) (Ministère de l’Education et de l’Enseignement Supérieur). Within the ministry are the: Also under the auspices of the MEHE is the National Center for Educational Research and Development (CERD; CRDP in Arabic).

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   At between age 3 and 4 Lebanese children enter primary school for 6 years. This time is divided equally between elementary and more advanced cycles 1 and 2. Gross enrolment is around 95% for both sexes.

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4. wenr.wes.org › 2017 › 05Education in Lebanon - WENR

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   May 2, 2017 · Formal education in Lebanon begins at age 6 and is compulsory until age 11 or 12 (grade 6). Elementary education lasts for two “cycles” (as they are typically called in Lebanon), each three years long.

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 326456022_The(PDF) The Lebanese Education System - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2017 · This paper assesses the adequacy, efficiency, and equity of higher education in Lebanon in both the public and private sectors, while highlighting challenges that are specific to Lebanon.

6. www.k12academics.com › Education WorldwideEducation in Lebanon - K12 Academics

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   Education is compulsory from age 6 to age 14. Education in Lebanon is regulated by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MEHE). In Lebanon, English or French with Arabic are taught from early years in schools.

7. www.studycountry.com › guide › LB-educationThe Education System in Lebanon - StudyCountry.com

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   There are four levels of education in Lebanon and these are the primary, intermediate, secondary and the higher Education. The first three phases are free for all students and the first eight years are compulsory by law.

8. theeducationview.com › the-evolution-of-lebaneseThe Evolution of Lebanese Education

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   From its ancient roots in Phoenician times to its role in the Islamic Golden Age and its embrace of modern educational practices, Lebanese education has adapted and grown over the centuries. Today, Lebanon stands as a beacon of knowledge in the Middle East, with a diverse and vibrant education system that fosters intellectual curiosity and ...

9. timssandpirls.bc.edu › countries › lebanonLebanon – TIMSS 2015 Encyclopedia - Boston College

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   The current structure of the education system in Lebanon divides preuniversity education into three stages: Kindergarten—Ages 3 to 5. Basic education—Elementary level (Cycle 1, Grades 1 to 3; and Cycle 2, Grades 4 to 6) and intermediate level (Cycle 3, Grades 7 to 9) Secondary education—Cycle 4, Grades 10 to 12.