What kind of subjects do people in Madagascar study school?

In Madagascar, students typically go through different levels of education, including primary, secondary, and higher education. The main subjects studied at these levels include:

Primary Education (4-5 years):

- Malagasy (the national language)

- French (an official language)

- Mathematics

- Science (Natural Science and Environmental Education)

- History and Geography

- Physical Education

- Art

- Music

- Civics

Secondary Education (3-4 years):

In secondary school, students enroll in one of three tracks: general, technical, or vocational. Subjects vary based on the selected track, but commonly include:

- Malagasy and French Languages and Literature

- Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry)

- Physics, Chemistry, and Biology

- History and Geography

- Philosophy

- Social Sciences (Economics, Sociology)

- Foreign Languages (English, German)

- Computer Science

- Art and Music

- Physical Education

Higher Education (varies depending on the program and institution):

- Academic fields: Humanities (Languages, History, Philosophy), Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Engineering, Information Technology, Health Sciences, Management, and Law.

- Professional studies: Medical studies (Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, etc.), Agricultural Sciences, Engineering specialties, Hospitality and Tourism, Business, and Education.

- Scientific research and postgraduate programs.

There is also a focus on civic education and cultural studies in Madagascar's education system, where students learn about the country's history, traditions, and national values.