How many subjects did you faggots have in high school? I had

>>53386055
only 3.

>>53386195

WAT?

>>53386263
Elämäm_koulu, ehkä?

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>>53386340

GET OUTS FROM HERES JONNE :DDDD

6, one english lit one spanish one math one history one science of some kind and one misc

>>53386502

How can this be called an education???

>>53386570
there is not much you can do in 6 hours

>>53386055
11 + German and English

Let's see.
Bulgarian
lit
2 languages
math
bio
his
geography
chemistry
physics
soc sciences
P.E.
art
music

So 14, I guess. There's also a few meme ones that don't really count.

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I skipped gym class completely in high school because I got bullied so much for having a small dick in the showers. I didn't enter the gym class building once in 3 years.

>mfw once I got a gf she complained my dick was too big
That's the curse of being a grower I guess

Still managed to pass somehow, despite dropping spanish (3rd language) and latin (optional class).

To answer your question I think we had something similar, 16-20. Lots of useless classes like "kultur och idéhistoria"

>>53386055
8. 4 per day, and the days alternated.

Math
English
Language (I took French)
Science
Social Studies (history and geography mixed)
PE (Which was optional after grade 10)
2 electives

Also, since I was in French Immersion, Social Studies and Science were in French.

>>53386055
>history
>Polish
>advanced English
>German/Italian/French/Spanish/Russian/Latin (I chose Russian, should've chosen German or Spanish твн)
>advanced maths
>advanced physics
>advanced philosophy
>chemistry
>biology
>geography
>one year of cultural studies
>social studies
>one year of basics of entrepreneurship
>physical education
>basics of defense (first aid, shooting range etc)
>religion (I haven't attended these because le meme fedora man from atheist family here)
And it wasn't even some elite high school just slightly above ok provintional public school

>>53388359

My Polish friend spoke both German and Russian

>>53386055
6 per semester, 12 per year. Some courses were two semesters, others were one.

>>53386055
I dont know, i'm not a child anymore.

A lot. Really a lot.

Dutch language, Dutch literature, English language and literature, French, German, Latin, Cultural and artistic shaping, gym, math A, economy, history, management and organisation, geografics/earth sciences, history, biology, nature science, chemistry, technics (engineering?), music. Some shit I might have forgotten.

>>53386055
Standard Grade:
1) Brazilian Portuguese Language
2) Brazilian Literature
3) English Language
4) General History
5) Brazilian History
6) Geography
7) Math
8) Physics
9) Biology
10) Inorganic Chemistry
11) Organic Chemistry

Extra/Optional Classes:
12) Philosophy
13) Spanish Language
14) Calculus Ground-up
15) Ethics
16) Epistemology
17) Advanced English
18) Religion
19) Music
20) Arts
21) Logic
22) Programming Logic
23) Web Develop Ground-up
24) DB Ground-up
25) Swimming
26) Soccer
27) Voley
28) Handball
29) Chess
30) Women Studies

>>53389378
In the Dutch education kids get separated based on performance. Good kids get more and more difficult subjects. Dumb gets less and less difficult ones.

In the first two years they throw lots of subjects at you.
And in later years you can choose a direction based on four packages of subjects.

You can choose between: Culture and society, nature and health, economics and society, nature and engineering.

>>53386055
>Italian literature
>latin and latin literature
>ancient greek and ancient greek literature
>english language and literature
>french language and literature (I could have chosen other language)
>philosophy
>history
>history of religions
>math
>chemistry
>physics
>P.E.

Italian public education is 100% patrician and wouldn't have it in any other way desu familia

>>53389875
For dumb kids it takes 4 years. For smart kids it takes 6 years.

magyar literature
magyar grammar
history
maths
physics
chem
bio
geo
english
italian
memesophy
media garbage
technology
art history stuff
music
PE
IT

>>53386055
It varied by year.

6-8 courses per year though.

In my second last year, I think I had...

1 Physics
2 Mathematics
1 English
1 Computer Science
1 History

And I forget what else.

In my last year of secondary school(Age 15-16), Compulsary ones were English Literature, English Language, Mathematics, Religious Studies and science in some shape or form. I picked Physics, Chemistry and Biology which was the highest tier you could pick. This left me with 3 option slots open so I picked Psychology, History, and Electronics.

PE was also something I did, but it wasn't something we got a qualification in and I ended up getting two qualifications in Religious Studies

16-18, it becomes much more focused in the UK with people only doing 4 subjects (5 if you are an absolute madman), and 17-18 you traditionally drop one subject at the start of the year and you get a half qualification in the one you drop.

I did Applied Science, Business Studies and ICT, with Applied Science being worth 2 full qualifications. I didn't drop anything because I thought I could handle the workload which I did, but if I dropped ICT, I could of definitely got the max grade for Applied Science and Business studies.

It depends on what Grade you were in forms/Grade 1-2 you have 13 subjects
in Forms/Grade 4-5 it gets cut down to 9 as you specialize in either Science,Business,Art etc.

>>53386055
in high school we have 4 years(9-12), 2 semesters a year

year 9:
sem1:
english (kind of language and literature mixed)
global perspectives (only one semester)
algebra 2
trigonometry
french
biology


sem2:
english
algebra 2
calculus
french
biology
economics (1 semester)

year 10:
sem1:
electronics
chemistry
AP biology (kind of like college level biology)
english
french
more calculus

sem2:
more calculus
english
french
debate
AP biology
chemistry

year 11:
sem1:
ap calculus (college calculus)
ap physics (college physics)
ap english (college english)
ap us government (college civics/us government)
french

sem2:
ap calculus
ap physics
ap english
ap us government
french

year 12:
sem1:
ap us history
ap computer science
computational physics
ap calculus BC (calc 2, like series, parametric, polar shit. optimization and other garbage)
british literature
psychology

sem2:
ap us history
ap computer science
computational physics
ap calculus bc
british literature
entrepreneurship
so that's that

>>53386055
about 10, but many of the subjects were divided between different teaches. For example, I had 3 teachers for math, 2 for history, 2 for literature, 2 for physics, 2 for chemistry, 2 for geography. Subjects like english, spanish and grammar only had 1 teacher.

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>>53389378
Exact same as this fammies minus the Dutch stuff

Only history we do is
>Ancient history (with lots of unfortunate innacuracies)
>Euro history
>English history, also some stuff with Angles and Saxons
>North American history

Really nothing about Africa, Asia (except modern coloniization) and Latin America which is why we're ignorant :DD

Also for language you can take Latin with the nerdy kids, German with the semi-nerdy guys, French with all the hot girls, Spanish with the average and below-average kids, sign-language with the stoners and slakers or one year of Japanese with a handful of weeb students