Learn about the most important school stages in the UAE

The United Arab Emirates is characterized by an advanced educational system that aims to build an aware and creative generation. The Emirati student goes through a set of

• Aims at children before the age of joining the first grade.
  
• Focus on developing basic skills such as communication, play and social interaction.
  
• It is a preparatory stage for moving to the primary stage.
  

• Usually lasts for five years (from the first to the fifth grade).
  
• Focus on building the academic foundations in basic subjects such as Arabic, English, mathematics and science.
  
• During it, reading, writing and arithmetic skills are developed.
  

• Lasts for three years (from the sixth to the eighth grade).
  
• It witnesses an expansion in academic subjects and the addition of new subjects such as social studies and humanities.
  
• Aims to develop students' critical and analytical thinking skills.
  

• Lasts for four years (from ninth to twelfth grade).
  
• It offers a wide range of subjects, and allows students to choose the majors they wish to study at university.
  
• It aims to prepare students for university life and work.
  

• Curriculum: Most schools in the UAE follow the Emirati curriculum, but there are other schools that follow international curricula such as the British and American curricula.
  
• Languages: Arabic and English are taught intensively at all levels of study, and other languages ​​such as French or German may be taught.
  
• Special education: There are many private schools in the UAE that offer specialized educational programs for students with special needs.
  

How to benefit from school stages

• Set a schedule: Allocate a specific time to study every day, and make sure to stick to it.
  
• Create a suitable environment for studying: Choose a quiet place free of distractions.
  
• Deep understanding of the material: Don't just memorize, try to understand the material and apply it.
  
• Participate in classes: Don't hesitate to ask questions and inquire about anything that is not clear.
  

• Reading: Read various books to increase your vocabulary and broaden your horizons.
  
• Participate in extracurricular activities: Join clubs and different teams to develop your skills and interests.
  
• Volunteer: Contribute to volunteer work to gain valuable experience and learn the values ​​of giving.
  
• Continuous learning: Use technology for self-learning and acquiring new skills.