Sex and Family Life Education

In the field of education and family education

Source National Institute for Educational Studies and Research Ministry of Education (INEP MEC).

Weak development of mechanisms for sharing health risks.

Experts of the Ministry of Education

Home economics teachers

National Programme for the Strengthening of Special Education and Educational Integration

The financing of education from the State budget covers 94.4 per cent of the respective expenditure.

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

(i) Include human rights education in national sectoral plans for primary and secondary education national plans for Education For All (EFA) and national policy frameworks as part of the Decade on Education for Sustainable Development (2005 2014)

Warning and educating parents and teachers.

In accordance with the Law On Education, minority educational programmes according to national standards of education are developed by educational establishments, using as the basis sample programmes of comprehensive education approved by the Ministry of Education and Science.

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.

With regard to sex and family life education, the Population Education Office of the Ministry of Education conducts awareness programmes for teachers and students and supplies teaching guides (see tables 18 and 19).

Education in different language may be acquired at private educational establishments, as well as the state and municipal educational establishments where programmes of minority education are implemented, i.e., where education can be acquired bilingually.

Educated women have smaller, healthier and better educated families.

The State, society and the family are responsible for education, which is compulsory between the ages of five and 15 and includes a minimum of one year of preschool and nine years of basic education.

All citizens of the country are guaranteed free general secondary and beginning vocational training, as well as, on a competitive basis (in the context of a State contractual award), secondary vocational training, higher education, and postgraduate education.

This conditioning took place in particular in the family and, above all, in the schools.

It also stipulates that education offered by the State shall be secular and free of charge.

Ministry of National Education and Religious Affairs

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.

Education starts at home.

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

The current curriculum for pupils in their high school years includes sex and family life education.

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.

The state exercises direct oversight and provides funding for vocational schools, establishments of secondary vocational education, special schools as well as programmes of national education, special education and educational programmes of social correction.

Basic education in many countries encompasses the early years of secondary education as well.

The Ministry of Education is responsible for setting broad policies on educational matters in the country.

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

It is accepted that the National Institute for Educational Development is currently integrating population and family life education, including sexual education, into the primary and secondary school curriculum.

National Strategy for Education Reform.

CNE Conselho Nacional de Educação the National Counsil of Education

Education budget State budget ( )

For it is mainly a matter of bad education.

In addition to the federalization of basic education, SEP has devolved other services to the local authorities, such as the technical vocational education services (intermediate secondary education) of the National College of Technical and Vocational Education (CONALEP) and those of the baccalaureate of the College of Bachelors, decentralized SEP bodies.

The table below provides information about the number of people who have been admitted to and who have graduated from the establishments where a medical education can be obtained.

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

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

Colombia apos s formal education system consists of preschool, basic primary, basic secondary and occupational secondary, and higher education, which is divided into technical, technological and university (undergraduate and postgraduate).

It must be noted, however, that the condition of education (elementary, secondary and tertiary) varies significantly across countries, and across institutions within the same country.

Following reform of the education system in those countries, secondary education in the languages of national minorities was being dismantled.

Bangladesh had also invested heavily in the education of girls, providing them with free education and special stipends to increase enrolment, addressing early drop outs and eliminating the gender gap in education.

The Ministry of Education is currently endeavouring to convert women's technical education into one covering the subjects of sewing, household economics and arts.