Education in Gabon
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Gabon is 1,362,000 inhabitants of which 41% is less than 15 years old. Libreville, the capital, admits 700,000 inhabitants. 16% of the population is rural. Life expectancy is 53 years old.
9.6 % of government budget goes to education. School life expectancy is 13 years from Grade 1 to Grade 13. The baccalaureate is the second diploma of value. French is the language of education.
General baccalaureates include:
- A1 whose concentrations are French Language, philosophy and mathematics;
- A2 whose concentrations are French Language and foreign languages;
- B whose concentration is Economy;
- C whose concentrations are Mathematics and Physics;
- D whose concentrations are Mathematics, Physics and Biological and Earth Sciences;
[edit] Universities and higher institutions in Gabon
- Omar Bongo University
- Masuku Sciences and Technical University
- Health Sciences Medical School
- Franceville Medical Research International Centre (Centre International de Recherches Médicales de Franceville)
- Forestry National School, Libreville
- National School of Law (Ecole nationale de magistrature)
- Higher School of Education (Ecole Normale Superieure)
- Secretary Learning National School (Ecole Nationale de Secretariat)
- Polytechnic School of Masuku
- African Institute of Computer Science (Institut Africain d’Informatique)
- Business National Institute (Institut national des sciences de gestion)
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