Education budget State budget ( )

The State guarantees the receipt of a general basic, compulsory, free education in State education facilities.

The Law On Education, effective at present, prescribes that education at the state and municipal educational establishments is in the state language.

State sponsored education or education provided by various missionary groups operated to that end.

In accordance with Regulations of the CM sports is included in the compulsory content of standards of state primary education, state general secondary education and vocational education at all levels.

Governments remain the organization's primary partners in education, and state provided education services were paramount.

Governments remain the organization's primary partners in education, and state provided education services were paramount.

This is the responsibility of the Ministry of Education, state and municipal departments for education, education professionals and the community.

The Law On Education prescribes that as of 1 September 2004 studies in the 10th grade of the state and municipal education establishments of general secondary education, as well as in the first year of state and municipal vocational education establishments will take place only in the state language.

Under the Law On Education payment for the acquisition of pre school education, primary education and secondary education at an education establishments founded by the state or local governments is ensured from the state budget or local budgets in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the CM.

Under the Law On Education payment for the acquisition of pre school education, primary education and secondary education at an education establishments founded by the state or local government is ensured from the state budget or local budgets in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the CM.

However, parents or guardians who ensure that their children receive education comparable to the general standards of State school education are not obliged to let their children follow primary and lower secondary State education.

Primary education was mandatory and education was the task of the State and territorial communities, which must provide accessible free education for all.

Senegal allocated 40 percent of the State budget to education.

Excluding people who did not state their level of education.

Five non State higher education establishments have already been up.

In addition, it appears from section 33 that the compulsory system implies a duty to participate in the education provided by the primary and lower secondary State education system, or education equivalent to the standards of the primary and secondary State education system.

One may also receive an education in State education facilities within the framework of State education standards on a competitive basis, as well as free secondary vocational training, a higher vocational education, and postgraduate vocational training if the given level of education is being obtained for the first time.

Education in State and municipal schools is free of charge (art. 6 of the Law on National Education).

Higher education The Law On Education and the Law On Higher Education Establishments, enacted on 2 November 1995, provides considerable independence to establishments of higher education from the state.

There are also State scholarships for individual categories of students at day divisions of State education organizations.

The State guarantees financial and material support of pre school education.

The State is improving education processes both in general education institutions and in secondary vocational and higher learning institutions.

Language of instruction The state stimulates the alignment of the education system with the Law On State Language.

The costs of such higher education are borne by the State for the State and municipal educational establishments.

Higher education, while observing the capability and interest of each child, in accordance with the education system in each State.

The state as well as the local governments provides funding for pre school establishments, primary education and general secondary education.

General education facilities (with the exception of pre school institutions) that have a general education teaching license and are accredited with the State give an official State certificate of education to those of their graduates who have passed the final evaluation.

The current state of general secondary education is presented in table 62.

In programmes of higher education the state covers the payment for the acquisition of education for a certain number of student slots according to the state order established for the respective year as concerns other study places each higher education establishments may determine fees for the acquisition of education.

The State is therefore encouraged to develop a national education policy, coordinated at the Federal, State and Territory levels.

The right did not discharge the State of its responsibility for education planning, monitoring and general control of the education system.

Draw conclusions on the state of existence and implementation of human rights education.

quot The State shall be responsible for the construction of public education establishments.

(c) Drafting State educational requirements and systems for assessment of high school education.

These sample assessments have provided information on the state of education throughout Argentina.

542. The current state of national minority education is demonstrated in table 65.

The education system's core program stipulates that every pupil in all state supervised schools must attend two weekly hours of physical education.

Legal basis of the educational system The Saeima adopts laws in the area of education and approves the state budget for education.

In order to acquire primary education or secondary education, every student studies the state language and takes state language proficiency examinations within the scale and in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the MES.

The Act guarantees the right of the child to education and the obligation of the State to make primary education compulsory and free.

The curriculum has been adapted to the state religious and the Arab education systems.

It also welcomes the efforts made by the State party to stimulate bilingual education.

State of the World's Children 2004 Girls, Education and Development (NY UNICEF, 2003), 84.

The State, meanwhile, is aware that education is the foundation of a child's development.