Dropouts

RAFAEL JIMÉNEZKHADIJA EL AISSAOUIALEXANDRA VICENTE

Initial professional qualification program PCPI

● The PCPI is program aimed at young people between 16 and 21 years old who have not obtained any degree or vocational training.

● The program includes: Training to obtain the title of graduate in a Compulsory Secondary school and training in three areas: social sciences and scientific technological.

Young People without studies: work

Currently, young people without an education can work but in 10 years it is foreseen that they will be expelled from the labor market because of technology.

The will be possibilities for work for university students or students who have had vocational training. This is be cause of a better education.

NO SCHOOL, NO WORK

-Don’t want to study anymore.

-Don’t want to search for a job

WHAT IS BACHILLERATO LIKE IN SPAIN?

NAMES: Marta García

Carolina CastedoCarla ÁlvarezNadia Oukili

CLASS: 1r-B

WHAT IS BACHILLERATO?

Bachillerato is part of post-obligatory Secundary Education, and there are optional and voluntary studies.

MODALITIES-Sciences-Humanities and Social Sciences-Arts-Technological

THE FINALITY OF BACHILLERATO

-Provide training to the students -intellectual and human maturity, -knowledge and skills-incorporate into active life responsability.

- To enable the students to acces to a higher education. - Before that, it will be necessary to passthe final Bachillerato evolution.- 5-10 points

TYPES OF BATXILLERA

TRAÚL LEIVA

NATALIA RODRÍGUEZSORIBEL RIVAS

JHON PEÑA

HUMANISTIC

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS:

HISTORY SCIENCE CATALAN SPANISH ENGLISH P. E. LATIN PHILOSOPHY

OPTIONAL:FRENCH PSYCHOLOGYGREEKUNIVERSAL LITERATURE

SOCIAL COMPULSORY

SUBJECTS :

HISTORY SCIENCE CATALAN SPANISH ENGLISH P. E. PHILOSOPHY MATHS BUSINESS ECONOMICS

OPTIONAL:ECONOMICSPSYCHOLOGY

SCIENTIFIC

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS :

SCIENCE OF CONTEMPORANY WORLD

CATALAN SPANISH ENGLISH P. E. MATHS BIOLOGY PHILOSOPHY CHEMISTRY

OPTIONAL:PHYSICALEARTH SCIENCES

TECHNOLOGICAL

OPTIONAL: Technical drawing Earth sciences Electrical

engineering Information

technology

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS:SpanishCatalanEnglish PhilosophyScience of the Contemporary WorldPhysical education

How much does University cost in

Spain?

Made by: Andrea Torrequebrada, Guillem Albo,

Samir El Mahdali and Jose Luis Sedano.

Average price of the universities in Spain

In Spain, the average price of the University is:1.110 Euros per year more or less.

What are we doin’ here?• Today we’re going to explain how much

University costs in Spain, so we will use different examples for that. We hope you enjoy it ;) .

 

University’s differences in

SpainHere we will show you some different places and their University prices for the 2015-2016 year.Catalonia: 2.011 Euros per year Madrid: 1.638 Euros per yearCastilla y León: 1.400 Euros per yearValencian Comunity: 1.223 Euros per yearAragón: 1208 Euros per yearNavarra: 1.152 Euros per yearLa Rioja: 1.101 Euros per yearBaleares: 1.075 Euros per yearAsturias: 1.028 Euros per year

Universities at Catalonia• In Catalonia we have a lot of universities that have

different prices, it can be a higher price if you’re studying chemistry because you must buy additional material that others degrees don’t need.

• For example: In the UAB ( Autonomical Barcelona University ) we have to pay 25,27 Euros for each credit, and there’s 240 credits. That would be a total of 6.064,80 Euros and for 4 years total carrier, 1.516 Euros per year.

Curiosities …• The price of the University depends of the

degree you have chosen, chemistry is the most expensive one in Catalonia and in most universities, but other degrees like Law and Economics are the cheapest. And if you fail a subject, the price to take it again will be higher.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Marina ClavijoEli López

Silvia CarvajalMario Morcillo

What is a Scholarship? A scholarship is a sum of money or other

similar aid granted to a student because of need, merit, etc. to pursue his studies.

Students can get scholarships for many different studies, and in this presentation we are going to explain three.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UNIVERSITY AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINIG

If you want to go to university, you can aspire to receive a scholarship, for this, you need to have some specific characteristics, and this depends on the university you want to study at.

If you want to study a vocational subject, like at a university, you can apply for scholarships, and it’s the same way as university.

There’s several examples of scholarships you can get at university and also for vocational subjects:

-An enrolment scholarship -An urban transport scholarship -An educational material scholarship -Shift and residential assistance

SCHOLARSHIPS AT POST-OBLIGATORY STUDIES

There are scolarships for studies post-obligatories like military studies, FP, Artistics studies.. (including all types of Bachillerato).

There are also different scholarships, for Students With Special Necessities to scholarships for studying a language outside of school.

ERASMUS SCHOLARSHIPS The ERASMUS student will

receive funding from one of these sources:

1. From the European Commission

2. The Ministry of Education

3. Zero scholarships. Mobilisation without financing

According to the country, rent costs more or less money, for example, there is a case of one girl who rents in Bulgaria, costing 400 euros, and the scholarship

only gave her 300 euros, she had to work part-time to get extra money.

Group

Countries Financial assistance

1 Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Norway, United Kingdom and Sweden.

400€/month

2 Germany, Belgium, Cyprus, Croatia, Slovenia, Spain, Greece, Iceland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Czech Republic and Turkey.

350€/month

3 Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania and Macedonia.

300€/month

University Names: Gisselle Juarez Alexandra Valenzuela Julissa Cuesta Daniela Juarez

Where do students live when they are at university?

university residences One of the options most

requestedfor student accomodation are the residence halls.

They are usually located near the campus.

university residences

Second option: shared flat

The negative part: Solutions: