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Overview of the Greek Educational System: Structure and Opportunities

The Greek educational system comprises 9 years of compulsory education, including 6 years of primary school and 3 years of high school. After completing high school, most students opt to attend a lyceum, which offers general and technical education, and also includes special schools for students with educational needs. Successful completion leads to the Pan-Hellenic Exams for university admission. Universities in Greece are tuition-free, and vocational training institutes provide skill-specific education. Despite challenges, the system is known for delivering extensive knowledge and producing highly qualified professionals.

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Overview of the Greek Educational System: Structure and Opportunities

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  1. The Educational System in Greece

  2. 9 years of compulsory education primary school (6 years) high school (3 years) • Most students decide to continue their education to lyceum (3 years of attending). • Lyceums (Lykeia): • General • Technical

  3. Also: “Special” schools for children with special educational needs. • Lyceum  Pan-Hellenic Exams  Universities. • Universities in Greece are free of charge Technical Education Institutions Higher Education Institutions

  4. Public and Private Institutionscalled Vocational Training Institutes (IEK). • directed at a particular occupation and its skills • no further analysis of the general field. • Efforts to install a modern and more progressive way of teaching and learning at schools and universities.

  5. General note Although the Greek Educational System is justifiably considered quite tough for the students, it offers extensive knowledge. This is strengthened by the fact that Greek scientists are highly qualified and that is why they are sought after all over the world! 

  6. Thank you!!!~~  

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