Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Ирландия

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1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Ирландия
2. In Ireland secondary school starts at the
3. After completing the Junior Certificate, a student
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5. There is an optional year in many
6. Regular classes may be mixed
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8. In addition to the main
9. Welcome to us !!!

In Ireland secondary school starts at the age of 12, and lasts three or optionally five or six years. The main types of secondary school are: community schools, comprehensive schools, colleges (though this term is more

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Слайд 1Education in the Republic of Ireland

Слайд 2In Ireland secondary school starts at the age of 12, and

lasts three or optionally five or six years. The main types of secondary school are: community schools, comprehensive schools, colleges (though this term is more usually applied to third-level institutions like universities), vocational schools, voluntary secondary schools and meánscoileanna (secondary schools that teach all subjects through Irish). After three years (age 14-16), every student takes a compulsory state exam known as the Junior Certificate. Typically a student will sit exams in 9 to 11 subjects; English (L1), Irish (L2) and Mathematics are compulsory.

In Ireland secondary school starts at the age of 12, and lasts three or optionally five or

Слайд 3After completing the Junior Certificate, a student may continue for two

years to take a second state exam, the Leaving Certificate, around age 17-18. Students typically take 6-8 subjects. Except in exceptional circumstances, subjects taken must include Irish (L1), English (L2), a foreign language (L3) and Mathematics. Leaving Certificate results directly determine admission to university via a ranking system managed by the CAO. More than 80% of students who complete the Junior Certificate continue to the Leaving Certificate.

After completing the Junior Certificate, a student may continue for two years to take a second state

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Слайд 5There is an optional year in many secondary schools in Ireland

known as Transition Year, which some students choose to take after completing the Junior Certificate, and before starting the Leaving Certificate. Focusing on broadening horizons, the year is often structured around student projects such as producing a magazine, charity work, running a small business, etc.

There is an optional year in many secondary schools in Ireland known as Transition Year, which some

Слайд 6 Regular classes may be mixed with classes on music,

drama, public speaking, etc. Transition Year is not formally examined but student progress is monitored by teachers on a continuous basis. Programs vary from school to school.

This year also focuses on giving the children an insight into the working world through work experience placements.

Regular classes may be mixed with classes on music, drama, public speaking, etc. Transition Year

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Слайд 8 In addition to the main school system, Ireland has

a parallel system of vocational schools, which place less focus on academic subjects and more on vocational and technical skills - around 25% of students attend these. Many vocational schools also offer night classes to adults. There is also a prominent movement known as Gaelscoileanna where every subject is taught through the Irish Language, and these are growing fast in number.