Spain Bachillerato - Science and Technology

This entry focuses on the Science and Technology track within the Spanish Bachillerato system. Bachillerato is a two-year, post-compulsory secondary education program in Spain for students typically aged 16-18, preparing them for university or higher-level vocational training. It is comparable to A-Levels in the UK or the French Baccalaureate.

Science and Technology Track

The Science and Technology track is one of the pathways offered within Bachillerato, designed for students interested in pursuing careers in science, engineering, technology, and related fields. It emphasizes mathematics, science, and technical subjects.

Curriculum Structure

The Bachillerato curriculum consists of core subjects, compulsory within each track, and elective subjects, allowing students to specialize further. The core curriculum generally includes Spanish Language and Literature, a Foreign Language (usually English), and History of Philosophy.

2º de Bachillerato Subjects

The subjects offered in the Science and Technology track during the second year (2º de Bachillerato) typically include:

Core Subjects:

• Spanish Language and Literature II:
• History of Spain:
• First Foreign Language II (usually English):

Science and Technology Specific Subjects:

• Mathematics II:
• Physics:
• Chemistry:
• Biology:
• Geology and Environmental Sciences:
• Technical Drawing II:
• Technology and Engineering II:

Elective Subjects: Students can choose from a range of elective subjects, which may vary between schools and autonomous communities. Examples include:

• Physical Education:
• Second Foreign Language:
• Information Technology and Digitalization:
• Psychology:

This structure provides a strong foundation for students planning to pursue higher education in scientific and technological disciplines.