Secondary School Licensing (Basic Education Grades VII-IX)
The basic level of general education (grades VII-IX) is part of compulsory education. Authorization of a private school at this level requires meeting specific standards that differ from the primary level. This includes laboratory equipment for subject cabinets (physics, chemistry, biology), a more complex curriculum, and having subject teachers with appropriate qualifications. Without authorization, a school cannot issue a basic education certificate, which is necessary to continue studies in a vocational college or move to the secondary level.
This service helps schools add a basic level or undergo re-authorization. The Legal.ge team ensures the legal soundness of laboratory and educational standards.
What Does the Basic School Authorization Service Cover?
Our service focuses on the specifics of the basic level:
- Laboratory Standardization: Checking safety and equipment norms for natural science laboratories.
- Curriculum: Compliance with the National Curriculum (grades VII-IX).
- Educators: Verifying subject teacher qualifications.
- Documentation: Preparing the authorization application.
Common Real-World Scenarios
Problems:
- Laboratory: The school lacks a chemistry lab, which is mandatory for authorization.
- Teachers: Shortage of qualified physics/chemistry teachers.
Legal Framework
Regulated by the Law on General Education.
Service Process
Audit, recommendations, submission.
Why Legal.ge?
With our help, your school will meet the complex requirements of the basic level.
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