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Essay On Education System In Iran

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In this article you can observe educational system in past and now in Iran. We have four kinds of education in our country; pre, primary, secondary and higher education. The education system in Iran is free for students but private schools and universities do exist and are permitted to charge tuition fees. The schools are in single-sex but at universities except some of them (e.g. Alzahra University) we have both sexes. At schools the students should study 9 month for each grade and at universities they should study in 2 semesters in each year; fall and spring (four month for each year).
Most of the students, at the age of 5 go to pre-school or kindergarten for being prepared and acquired important education for primary school.
At the age of seven the students go to primary …show more content…

For obtaining diploma the students should pass two years at university and be familiar with their fields.
The other one, after diploma is bachelors' degree after 4 years takes. In this education the students become more professional in their majors. Students accept in National Entrance Exam to get Masters' degree continual but some of them pass diploma and again take National Entrance Exam for getting B.A.
There are 153 units for B.A students which they should pass them but there are some exceptions in some majors. Beside this the overall score for passing is 12.
Master’s degree which will be Tooke after 2 year is other kind of universities' degree. At M.A the students should try more and do many researches for their courses. There are 32 units for getting M.A and the acceptance mark is 14.
The requirements for admission to the Master's degrees are as follows:
a) Possessing a Bachelor's Degree which should be accepted and recognized by the Iranian Ministry of Science, Research and Technology or the Ministry of Health and Medical

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