Participants presentations, Ilda Ribeiros Portugal - 2nd RECIPE ERASMUS+ Course - Thessaloniki 2016

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Ilda Ribeiros gave a presentation on the Portuguese educational system. The system includes pre-school education, basic school divided into 1st cycle from kindergarten to 4th grade and 2nd cycle from 5th to 9th grade. Secondary education includes scientific, humanistic, and specialized artistic courses. Higher education includes degrees, masters, and PhDs from colleges and polytechnic education. Post-secondary education includes CTS courses.

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