Universities of South America Countries

Universities of South America Countries

Universities of South America Countries :

AES
Argentina                       Ecuador                         Suriname                                 
BGU
BoliviaGuyanaUruguay
BrazilPV
CParaguayVenezuela
ChilePeru
Colombia
Universities of South America Countries
South America Countries

Dependent Territories of South America

FS
Falkland Islands (UK)                     South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (UK)          
French Guiana (France)

South American Countries proudly serves as the educational leader of Latin America and the Caribbean. Through our school systems, we strive to improve lives for students at all levels by providing access to quality programs that equip them with the knowledge, skills, values andattitudes necessary for lifelong learning. We believe in encouraging creativity and creating an engaging environment that encourages age-appropriate exploration and learning. Our curriculum is designed to give children exposure to a wide range of topics including maths, science, history, geography, physical education and language arts. We also place an emphasis on drawing practical applications from these disciplines in order to provide students with a more authentic educational experience.

Education in South America is incredibly varied and in many countries, the performance of education systems is an issue of importance. Despite significant progress, education remains a challenge in Latin America, with disparities in access to quality primary educations that are even more pronounced for rural children and those from Indigenous communities. The region has made great progress in educational coverage; almost all children of primary school age are enrolled, and many countries have achieved universal secondary schooling.
However, issues remain such as excessive grade repetition and long dropout rates among some student populations. Countries have been making a strong effort to develop quality learning environments that offer equal opportunity for all students to reach their academic objectives through improved school resources and infrastructure.


Features:

  • Comprehensive selection of quality curriculums
  • Emphasis on practical application of knowledge
  • Variety of subject matter available
  • High qualified teachers and professional staff
    Benefits:
  • Access to life changing educational opportunities
  • Development of creative problem solving skills
  • Exposure to core subjects with real world applications
  • Improved literacy rates across the region
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