Obligatory Education

Zavidia prioritizes education as a fundamental pillar for the comprehensive development of its citizens. Starting with the implementation of educational reforms in 2042, education will be mandatory from ages 6 to 16, covering both primary education and Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO). This approach seeks to ensure that all citizens have access to a solid educational foundation that allows them to actively participate in society and thrive in a changing environment.

Education will be offered primarily in public institutions, ensuring accessibility and quality for all students. However, the existence of private or subsidized educational institutions will be allowed in specific cases, with the aim of diversifying educational options and promoting competition that contributes to the continuous improvement of the system.

This comprehensive educational system will not only focus on academic development, but also on training practical skills, fostering creativity and critical thinking. Extracurricular programs and activities will be implemented to enrich the educational experience and prepare students for the challenges of the 21st century.

The commitment to inclusive, public and quality education reflects Zavidia's commitment to social progress and the empowerment of future generations, creating the foundations for an informed, participatory society capable of facing the challenges of the contemporary world.

Baccalaureate and Professional Formation

In Zavidia, after completing Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO), students have the option of continuing their training through two main routes: Baccalaureate and Professional Formation. These two options offer diverse educational paths, allowing students to choose the route that best suits their interests, skills, and career goals.

The Baccalaureate will provide more advanced and general academic training, oriented towards disciplines such as sciences, humanities or arts. This level of education will not only prepare students to access higher education, but will also cultivate critical, analytical, and independent thinking skills.

On the other hand, Vocational Training at Zavidia will focus on providing practical skills and specific knowledge for direct entry into the labor market. With programs adapted to the needs of the industrial and commercial sector, Vocational Training will offer opportunities to specialize in technical, technological and service areas.

Both post-compulsory education options at Zavidia aim to prepare students to face the challenges of adult life, whether continuing with higher education or entering the world of work. Flexibility in educational options reflects Zavidia's commitment to the holistic development of its citizens, providing educational pathways that align with changing market demands and individual student aspirations.