2. Principles and general objectives
of education
According to the document approved by the
supreme council of education in 1998,national
development is the primary aim of education to
increase productivity, achieve social and
national integration ,and cultivate social ,moral
and spiritual values with great emphasis placed
on strengthening and encouraging the faith of
Islam.
3. Laws and basic regulations
concerning education
According to the constitution of Iran and
second five year development plan .
Special emphasis on free education
Facilities for compulsory education
State provide facilities to school age children
and illiterate aged less than 40 years.
4. Comparison of level of education
with Pakistan
Iran
There are four level of
education system .
Pre-school education
Primary education
Secondary education
Pakistan
Different level of
Education in Pakistan
Primary Education
Middle education
Secondary education
5. Cont………..
Higher education
Education process
Pre primary
education is one
year program aimed
at five years old for
the primary stage.
Higher secondary
Higher education
Pre-school including
play group, nursery,
prep preparing for
the primary level.
6. The main objective
of pre-primary
education are to
contribute to the
physical, mental
,emotional and social
growth of young
children.
Primary education
stared from grade1 to
grade 5 .
Middle education
started from grade 6 to
grade 8 .
Single sex education is
preferred in rural
areas.
7. Promote the Persian
language .
Adapt themselves
Islamic principles in
their personal and
social life .
Subjects include Urdu,
English, arts, Islamic
studies, math, science, social
studies, and computer
science where equipment is
available.
8. Primary education
last five years and is
compulsory.
The main objective
of primary education
is to create a
favorable
atmosphere for the
moral and religious
Secondary Education
Senior school covers
grades 9 to 12 with
annual examination
completion of grade
10, pupils may qualify
9. The focus of the
curriculum at the
primary level is on
the development of
basic skills of literacy
and numeracy.
for a secondary school
certificate During this time,
they opt for one of several
streams that include pre-
medical, pre-engineering,
humanities / social sciences
and commerce.
.
10. Higher education there
are many universities
in Iran but Tehran is
the most famous
among them .mostly
focus on the Persian
language follow the
Islamic principles .
A pass requires just 2
years of study, and an
honors degree 4. For
the initial period the
curriculum is a mixture
of compulsory subjects
and specializations .
11. Literacy rate of iran
According to world bank current literacy rate
of Iran is 87.17%.
Percent of Iranian adults (age 15+) who can
read and write.
12. Literacy rate of pakistan
The literacy rate for age 10 years above in
Pakistan, according to World Bank, is 55 percent
(67 % for males and 42% Females).
This is lower literacy rate in developing nation of
Asia .
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16. Conclusion
Nelson Mandela said; if you want to change the World,
remember education is the only way change the World.
‘And the Iran education system is distinguished at
different level. Like in Iran ore primary education is not
compulsory while in Pakistan it is compulsory. People
sit at the annual examination at grade 5.Their
educational process is comparatively different from
Pakistan the examination system, level of education
criteria ,university system and their objectives
