2. -In UK, Education is COMPULSARY for children ages 5-16.
-Most children attend primary schools until they are eleven and then
transfer to secondary schools.
-It is mandatory for all state schools to provide a balanced broadly based
curriculum which promotes spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical
development which prepares them for opportunities, responsibilities and
experiences of adult life.
-Almost all schools whether private or public choose to follow the national
curriculum.
3.
National curriculum core subjects are
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English
Mathematics
Science
Their curriculum includes key level for each and has
definite emphasis that gradually advanced as the
level progresses.
5.
Students studying for first degree are called
undergradutes.
Ordinary degrees are usually 3-year courses
Honours degree programmes are usually fouryear courses. The degree title is extended to
B.A and B.Sc.
Masters Degree is usually achieved after two
more years.
Includes Open University
6.
There are public and private colleges.
Similar with other countries.
Public schools are funded in part by city, and or
state and or federal government.
Students living on the city or state pay less
tuition.
Non US residents pay more.
7.
Pre-primary education- kindergarten, nursery schools,
pre-school programmes, child/day care centers.
Level/Grade
Typical age (at end of the school year)
Preschool
Various optional programs, such as Head Start
Under 6
Pre-Kindergarten
4–5
Elementary school
12.
Research Universities
Doctorate Granting Universities
Masters Universities and Colleges
Baccalaureate Colleges
Associate of arts Colleges
Professional School and other specialized
institutions
Post Secondary vocational and Technical schools
13.
A college usually has bachelor(4 years
program)
Vocational and Technical schools operate at
either high school or junior college levels. They
teach skills such as secretarial, auto
mechanics, photography and nursing.
Classes begins in September and ends in June.
Language of instruction is English