Education in Forajasaki

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Education in Forajasaki

Ministry of Education and Curriculum
Minister of Education	Mohd Sofwatul Bari Zahid
National education budget (RP 2620/1734 AN)
Budget	RF27.9 billion (kr. 27.9 billion)
Per student	RF17.2 million
General details
Primary languages	Phineaner (official), Istvanistani, Jingdaoese language, Eeshan, Arboric, Sangunese and Taesongean (national)
System type	National, state or autonomous regions, local or private
Literacy (RP 2620/1730 AN)
Total	96.7% (all 10 yrs and above)
Male	94.9% total, 98% 10-20 yrs
Female	83.7% total, 93.5% 10-20 yrs
Enrollment
Total	7.4 million with 792 thousands teachers, incl. 1.2 million
Primary	3.72 million
Secondary	2.48 million
Post secondary	620 thousands
Attainment (RP 2620/1730 AN)
Secondary diploma	84.79%
Post-secondary diploma	79.24%

Education in Forajasaki, an realm in the Order of the Holy Lakes is controlled by the Ministry of Education and Curriculum (MOECUFO/KEPEKUFO). Despite being responsibility of the federal government of the federation, each states and autonomous regions has each department of education to coordinate and monitor educational matters in each state. The nearly-end curriculum for compulsory education is Forajasakian National Standard Curriculum for Primary Schools (Kurikulum Standard Sekolah Rendah Forajasaki) and Forajasakian National Standard Curriculum for Secondary Schools (Kurikulum Standard Sekolah Menengah Forajasaki) and will be replaced by Forajasakian National Reformed Standard for Primary Schools and Forajasakian National Reformed Standard for Secondary Schools when the Phineonesian Confederation merged with Hurmu.

In Forajasaki, the education system is divided into five stages: primary education, secondary education, post-secondary education and tertiary education. Compulsory education last for eleven years from age 6-7 to 17-18. Standardized testings play a crucial role in Forajasaki and other Phineonesian realms, but unlike that, it only occurs on the sixth grade (primary school) and the fifth form (Secondary).

School levels

Typical age	Grade
	National Grades			Independent Schools	Religious High Schools
	Age 6–12: SRK	Age 12–17: SMK	Age 17–19: STK	Grade/Level	Level	Level
3–4	Playgroup
4–6	Preschool/Kindergarten
6–7	Darjah I
7–8	Darjah II
8–9	Darjah III
9–10	Darjah IV
10–11	Darjah V			Tingkatan Penggal Pertama I (Darjah V)
11–12	Darjah VI			Tingkatan Penggal Pertama II (Darjah VI)	As-Sanat ul Awwāl	Tingkatan I/Mubtadi
12–13		Tingkatan I		Tingkatan Penggal Kedua I	As-Sanat uth Tsāni	Tingkatan II/Mubtadi
13–14		Tingkatan II		Tingkatan Penggal Kedua II	As-Sanat uth Tsalathah	Tingkatan III/Mubtadi
14–15		Tingkatan III		Tingkatan Penggal Pertama I (Darjah V)	As-Sanat ur Rabi'	Tingkatan IV/Al-Mustawi' ūl Asghar
15–16		Tingkatan IV		Tingkatan Muda II (Tingkatan IV)	As-Sanat ul Khamis	Tingkatan V/Al-Mustawi' ūl Akbar
16–17		Tingkatan V		Tingkatan Tua I (Tingkatan V)	As-Sanat us Sittāh	Tingkatan VI/Al-Mustawi' ūl Akbar
17–18			Aliran VI Muda	Tingkatan Tua II
18–19			Aliran VI Tua
17/19–varies	Varies

School life

Holiday and breaks

For the first four years, schools start on January and ends at beginning or the half of November or December. Next second four years schools start on March and ends on February or January (third and fourth year) and the cycle may continue. Sometimes winter breaks in the second four years last for three to one weeks.

Academic classes were held as usual from Sunday to Thursday in Kuala Forajasaki, Barbara, Sagiri and Tabui while the other states are from Monday to Friday as usual.

School times

Primary schools time starts at approximately 7:30am and ends at 12:30pm (1:00pm if it's Sunday or Monday, 3:50pm if it's Wednesday and if they have co-curricular activities on that day or 12:00pm if it's Friday in some states). Secondary schools time also starts at 7:30am but ends at approximately 1pm depends on the grades. They may go home at 4:10pm if it's Wednesdays and if they have co-curricular activities or 12:00pm on Fridays in some states.