Argentina Upper Secondary School Subjects - Academic School: Government

The Argentinian Upper Secondary School system (Years 4-5), also known as Ciclo Orientado, offers specialized academic tracks, including an academic track with a focus on government. While specific curriculum details for the government focus within the Academic School system for years 4-5 are difficult to isolate definitively, the available information suggests it likely covers civics and government-related topics. Years 1-3 (Ciclo básico) provide a foundation in general education subjects.

Students in academic schools typically take subjects such as mathematics, Spanish literature, Argentine geography, biology, physics, Argentine history, psychology, music, government, history of education, and a foreign language (English or French). One source lists twelve courses including literature, math, chemistry, logic, psychology, music, physical education, English, civics, history of education, Argentinian history, and geography. It is unclear which of these subjects are specific to the government track in Years 4-5. Secondary education is divided into two cycles: a basic cycle, common to all, and an oriented cycle, diversified according to different fields of knowledge.