Education System of Canada

The name "Canada" originally came from a Firstthe educational programs under the ministry of
Nations' word "kanata" which means village. Later,education.  Education is imperative up to an age of 16.
European map producers simplified it to "Canada" toFor each year, Canada primarily has 190 school days
identify all the land north of the St. Lawrence River. In(of course notwithstanding the cancellation of classes
1965, the nation adopted the red and white flag withdue to weather disruptions or insurgences. The classes
the maple leaf as their official flag. It was In 1867 whenofficially opens at September which is after Labour
Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova ScotiaDay and ends on June which is usually the last Friday
formed a confederation, and on July 1, 1867, the Britishof the month, while it is on a Wednesday in the
North America Act declared Canada a country.Catholic Schools of Ontario.
Here in Canada, education is administered, supportedMost Canadian education systems continue up to
and managed by federal, provincial, and localgrade twelve which normally have the ages
governments. It's system is within provincial jurisdictionseventeen to eighteen. In Quebec, the typical high
and the curriculum is overseen by the province.school term ends after Secondary V, the same as to
Allow me to discuss the levels of education ingrade eleven which falls under the ages sixteen to
Canada.  Generally, it is divided into three majorseventeen; following this, students who wish to
stages:  First is the Elementary Level whichcontinue their studies to the university level are required
comprises the Primary and the Public School, then weto turn up in the CEGEP (A French acronym which
have the Secondary or  the High School and finally,stands for Collège d'enseignement général et
the Post Secondary, which can either be in theprofessionnel which means: "College of General and
University or in a  College.Vocational Education").
Each province has district school boards carrying out