Detailed information about Samoa Education.

Samoa is an island country located in the Pacific Ocean. The education system is mostly of New Zealand origin and is conducted primarily in the English language. State-provided education in Samoa is free and compulsory education covers children between the ages of 6 and 16. The education system consists of three stages: primary school, secondary school and high school. Primary school lasts 6 years and allows children to complete their basic education. Secondary school lasts 4 years and offers children the opportunity for further education. High school lasts 2 years and provides students with the necessary knowledge and skills to prepare for university. Education in Samoa is provided in both public and private schools. Public schools are free and offer different levels of education according to students' needs. Private schools generally offer higher quality education, but they provide services for a fee. Various reforms are being made in Samoa to improve the quality of education and provide better opportunities for students. Studies especially in the field of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) aim to ensure that students become more skilled in these subjects. For university education, students generally prefer to go to New Zealand or Australia. There is no university in Samoa, but universities in New Zealand and Australia provide scholarships and other support to Samoan students. The education system in Samoa aims to provide students with both academic and social skills by giving importance to local culture and values. In addition, various programs and activities are organized to preserve the Samoan language and culture.