Category: Studying in Mexico

The National Institute for Adult Education (INEA) is in charge of offering primary and secondary education, as well as literacy, for people older than 15 years  who have not completed these levels of education.   Find and approach the nearest community plaza to receive more information and the requirements needed to sign up. Remember the… Read more

To enter into any level of basic education, you will be asked to provide your birth certificate. Your immigration documents and proof of previous studies are necessary but they can be turned in at a later date, you must simply let the school know. [su_list icon=”icon: asterisk” icon_color=”#ffdd3b” indent=”-10″] This first stage is not obligatory;… Read more

If you obtained a degree in your country of origin, you can validate these studies so that they can be taken into consideration in Mexico. This is especially useful for obtaining work or for continuing with your studies. First you should have the following documents on-hand: [su_list icon=”icon: check” icon_color=”#018625″ indent=”-10″] Birth Certificate (with a… Read more

[su_note note_color=”#964198″ text_color=”#ffffff” radius=”0″] Procedure for basic education: elementary and high school [/su_note] [su_dropcap style=”default” size =”1.5″]1[/su_dropcap]The procedure is carried out at the Dirección General de Planeación, Programación y Evaluación Educativa (Río Rhin, No. 9, Colonia Cuauhtémoc, Delegación Cuauhtémoc), Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. [su_dropcap style=”default” size =”1.5″]2[/su_dropcap]The following documentation is… Read more