 Under the PK regime, according to Martin, the primary cycle had four instead of six classes, the first level of secondary education had three instead of four classes, and the second level of secondary education had three classes.Martin writes that not every young person could go to school because schooling in towns and in the countryside required enrollment fees.Civil servants paid (in 1987) 25 rails per month to send a child to school, and others paid up to 150 rails per month.