Most people speak Creole, a dialect of French. The country's official languages are Creole, English, and French. Most Seychellois are Roman Catholics. Almost all Seychellois children attend school from the ages of 6 to 15. Some then join the National Youth Service, which provides academic instruction.
Students also learn skills to help develop the nation, such as raising crops and fishing.
The Polytechnic offers advanced vocational training. Most of the country's adults can read and write. Many Seychellois men and women live together without being married, and about half the children are born to unmarried couples. In many cases, the woman provides clothing for herself and the children, and the man buys his own clothes and food for the family. Land and climate.