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la Belgique
Belgium
province
In Belgium, there are seven provinces, which are similar to the French Départements. They have some autonomy but are overseen by the Federal state, communities and regions.
terminale
The final year of secondary education is called terminale in France and "rhétorique" in Belgium. Belgian students in this year are called "les rhétos".
monarchie
Belgium is a monarchie parlementaire and the King is the head of the state. He appoints and dismisses the federal Ministers and State Secretary. He practises his legislative powers with the Chamber and the Senate.
baccalauréat
The baccalauréat is the final exam for secondary school students, and the entrance requirement for university. The state sets the content and timing of this exam for the whole country. In Belgium, there is no exam of this type. Students receive a diploma, the CESS (Certificat d'Enseignement Secondaire Supérieur).
licence
The licence is an academic qualification, awarded after three years of university study in France, four in Belgium. In Switzerland, it is an academic qualification for humanities, economics and legal faculties.
fête nationale
The 14th of July is France's fête nationale to celebrate the storming of the Bastille in 1789. On this day, the towns are decorated with flags and a military parade takes place on the Champs-Elysées. At 10 p.m., fireworks go off all over France. Belgium's national holiday is 21st July, the birthday of Leopold I.

Belgium's Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

The baccalauréat is the final exam for secondary school students, and the entrance requirement for university. The state sets the content and timing of this exam for the whole country. In Belgium, there is no exam of this type. Students receive a diploma, the CESS (Certificat d'Enseignement Secondaire Supérieur).
baccalauréat
In Belgium, there are seven provinces, which are similar to the French Départements. They have some autonomy but are overseen by the Federal state, communities and regions.
province
The licence is an academic qualification, awarded after three years of university study in France, four in Belgium. In Switzerland, it is an academic qualification for humanities, economics and legal faculties.
licence
The final year of secondary education is called terminale in France and "rhétorique" in Belgium. Belgian students in this year are called "les rhétos".
terminale
Belgium is a monarchie parlementaire and the King is the head of the state. He appoints and dismisses the federal Ministers and State Secretary. He practises his legislative powers with the Chamber and the Senate.
monarchie
The 14th of July is France's fête nationale to celebrate the storming of the Bastille in 1789. On this day, the towns are decorated with flags and a military parade takes place on the Champs-Elysées. At 10 p.m., fireworks go off all over France. Belgium's national holiday is 21st July, the birthday of Leopold I.
fête nationale
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