A guide to the admission procedures for children of Spanish immigrants

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people plan to immigrate to Spain, so how do Spanish immigrant children go through the admission procedures? Next, let's take a look at the guide to admission procedures for Spanish immigrant children. Welcome to reading.

I. Spanish education system

Spain is the only country that implements 14 years free education. The education system is divided into four levels:

Preschool education: 3 to 6 years old

Compulsory primary education: 6 to 12 years old.

Compulsory secondary education: 12 to 16 years old.

Two years after compulsory education: 16 to 18 years old.

Second, Spain's admission procedures

Steps for minors aged 6 to 16 to register in Spain:

You must register before entering any educational center in Spain.

Understand the education centers where minor children can attend.

The educational systems implemented in various autonomous regions in Spain are different, so it is necessary to know in advance.

The sooner you enter school, the better. If you have just arrived in Spain, you'd better register first.

Understand the language type used in the education center where their minor children will study. Write down the kinds of languages you may learn.

Learn about the education centers you can choose.

Complete the application. And do a little understanding and investigation on minor children's side subjects before registration.

Three. Spanish enrollment registration time

Registration is usually in March, May and early September. If you arrive in Spain during the course, you can't choose the education center, you can only see where there are vacancies. Register at the selected education center, or the government education department, or the immigration bureau.

Each autonomous region needs different documents. The most basic documents are: father's or mother's passport or a copy of personal identity card in the west, parents' personal information, nationality, birth certificate, certificate of completion of education, immunization certificate and household registration.

If the learning level of minor children is preschool education, primary education or junior high school education, there is no need to transfer credits.