Ian Mark L.

Remanes

Comparative Report on three Countries

LITHUANIA LUXEMBOURG PHILIPPINES

ADMINISTRATION

Jurgita Šiugždinienė, Minister on Claude Meisch,

Education Minister of Education, Leonor Briones,
Children and Youth Sec., Department of
Education

EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
Education is free of charge and All Luxembourgers receive Education in
compulsory from the age of 6 or 7 to primary education, which will the Philippines is provided
16 years (covering "primary" and be obligatory and free. by public and private
"basic" education), as stated in the schools, colleges, universiti
national Law on Education. es, and technical and
vocational institutions in
the country. Funding for
public education comes
from the national
government. Thus it is for
all and free. For the
academic year 2017–2018,
about 83% of K–12
students attended public
schools and about 17%
either attended private
schools or were home-
schooled.

AGE/CATEGORY
Education between the ages of 7 and
16 is compulsory and free of charge
at all levels, as a result of the 1992
Constitution. The three levels of
Lithuanian education include:
comprehensive (from 7 to 16 years
of age), vocational and schools of
further education (from 16 to 18),
and higher education.
\ 4th cycle: ages 10–11
Secondary education is not
compulsory and is suspiciously
provided for two years (forms 11
and 12 in secondary schools and
forms 3 and 4 in gymnasiums).
Pupils study
individual education plans. The
programme can include modules of
the vocational training programme
Following Lithuania's independence
from the Soviet Union, more than 67
percent of Lithuanian students now
attend religious classes in general
schools.
Fundamental education
consists of preschool and
primary school. It is obligatory
from the age of 4 onwards and
is composed of 4 cycles
instead of school years:
1st cycle: children aged 3–5 (at
the beginning of the year)
2nd cycle: ages 6–7
3rd cycle: ages 8–9
Secondary: Emphasis more on
vocational education. It may,
however, also allow access to
university studies. It is divided
into 4 régimes: Lycée
Ermesinde, an all-day school
Schengen Lycée, a bi-national
school in Perl in Germany
Sportlycée, for pupils engaging
in sport at a high levelÉcole de
la 2e chance (School of the
second chance), for
adolescents or adults who
have left the school system
without a certification.
The law on the organization of
Primary Education (Éducation
nationale 2009) stipulates that
the subject of religious and
moral education should
become a field of learning for
second, third, and fourth
years. It is obligatory and can
be assessed, and is offered as
an alternative to the subject of
Moral and Social Education. RE
is taught 2 hours a week in
keeping with the agreement
By law, education
is compulsory for thirteen
years (kindergarten and
grades 1–12) and is
grouped into three
levels: elementary
school (kindergarten–
grade 6), junior high
school (grades 7–10),
and senior high
school (grades 11–12).
They may also be grouped
into four key stages: 1st
key stage (kindergarten–
grade 3), 2nd key stage
(grades 4–6), 3rd key stage
(grades 7–10) and 4th key
stage (grades 11–12).
Children usually enter
kindergarten at age 5.
After senior High School,
Students may proceed to
Universities and Colleges
with their chosen course
or may enroll at vocational
schools for skilled students
There are schools that
offered religious
courses/subjects. For
public schools, The
churches tapped public
schools to teach
cathechism.
 signed between the
government and the
archdioceses of Luxembourg.
The alternative subject is
taught in the same time slot.
The choice between the
religious option or the
alternative is made by parents.

LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION

In Lithuania, the official Tri-lingualism is a feature of Mother toungue for grade

national language is Lithuanian. In the state education system, 1-3
most schools, and of Luxembourgish society - Englich and
the language of instruction is Lithua in general. it uses English, Filipino (for the
nian, but there are a considerable French and German higher leve
number of schools in which depending on
the language of instruction is the what subject/area
mother tongue of the majority of is being taught.
the school's student population—
usually Russian or Polish.

ACADEMIC YEAR

The academic year runs for 10 Two semesters are being
months from September through followed. 1. Winter Semester
June. There is a summer break from ( September to February), 2.
July 1 to September 1.  Summer ( February to
September) . Vacation took
inly 2-3 weeks
Academic year Starts From
June to November ( First
Semester) November to
March ( second Smester)
Summer
Semester/vacation from
April to May.

BUDGET FOR EDUCATION

Lithuania spent 2.5% of its GDP on Luxembourg spends 3.9% of Philippines spends 2.7% of
educational institutions at these total GDP on education. its total GDP on education.
levels, one of the lowest rates in
countries

FACULTY REQUIREMENT

Bachelor's or Professional least 2 years of experience and Bachelors degree

Bachelor's teacher training studies must have a
Bachelor's Degree in
Education 
TEACHERS SALARY
1,400 US Dollar 124, 000 US Dollar 500 US Dollar