Miguel Angel Pollino – CEO of LegalSpain
«The homologation of Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO) can be useful for people with different profiles. In Spain, Compulsory Secondary Education is completed after having completed 6 years of primary education and 4 years of secondary education, that is, after 10 years of study. Anyone who can prove 10 years of studies completed in a natural manner can obtain the homologation of this stage in Spain.
This involves equating grades between different educational systems, specifically between the system of the country where the student completed his or her studies and the Spanish system. In this way, you will be able to obtain recognition of your ESO in Spain, allowing you to choose to study Baccalaureate, Intermediate Vocational Training or even allow you to meet the academic requirement demanded by many competitive examinations.«
This service is aimed at all students of any nationality and educational system who need to access Baccalaureate studies or Intermediate Vocational Training studies. It is also aimed at those people who need to have such homologation for work reasons or to apply for a competitive exam.
The price of the homologation service for Compulsory Secondary Education is 250 euros.
Includes all document processing until the process is completed.
It does not include sending the applicant's documents by post. It does include the return of the documents to any location in Spain.
The accreditation of compulsory secondary education is a necessary process for access to certain studies and to qualify for certain employment opportunities.
LegalSpain It guarantees the agility in the processing and resolution of the process, as well as the correct supervision of the documentation provided for the process.
In addition, We can urgently provide the conditional registration form for those students who need to start their studies and do not yet meet the requirements.
Counting on us is an excellent way to ensure that the process is carried out correctly and without any inconvenience.
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