The Education in Spain

The education in Spain is currently regulated by the LOE (Education Law). Although now is being done with the so-called law reform LOMCE.
Spain is the second with more school failure in the EU. The cercentage of students who leave hogh school is 31,2% (2009). The UE has launched an action plan that will help Member States to achieve the goal of reducing by 10% dropout.
Spain currently has dropout rate of 21,4% being the country with the highest dropout rate in the EU.
Stages of education:
-Child education (3-5 years).
-Primary education (6-12 years).
-ESO (Compulsory Secondary Education) (12-16 years).
-High School (17-18 years).
Instead of doing high school you can choose to do vocational training and later make university education. There are different races that can be perfomed as medicine, business administration, law, veterinary, informatic etc.
University courses can last between 4,5 or 6 years, and may vary as like medicine opposition or a particular test to aspire to the quality yiu want to perfom are perfomed.
Spain´s eduaction is known for it´s failure from high school, because it is the first country with the highest percentage in the EU, it was also observed taht the average, for exaple with the Chienese. Classes in Spain have poorer quality compared with other countries in Europe with very good education like Finland.