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Mexico has both types of schools is interesting because we have a lot of these, I think the education is similar but there is more prestige with the Public schools that is why the best universities in the country are Publics but Private Schools provide better conditions and resources and smaller classes.

According with the Mexican education structure the kids start school at age of 3 years old this on Pre-School is not mandatory.

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South Korea has both private and public schools and children usually start elementary school at 6 or 7 years old in Korean age. Most schools in South Korea provide lunch. Both public and private schools typically offer nutritious school lunches prepared in cafeterias, and these are either free or come at a low cost, especially in public schools. The system is divided into kindergarten (optional), 6 years of elementary school, 3 years of middle school, 3 years of high school, and higher education like universities or colleges. And students typically study for about 5-6 hours a day at school, with additional hours spent in private academies or tutoring and recess is usually about 10minutes, also lunch breaks are around 40–50 minutes. Teachers in South Korea are highly respected, and the class environment is often disciplined, focused, and academically rigorous.

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1. Have private and public schools.

2. Start for 8 years old.

3. System is divided level primary at 8-13 years old, level secondary at 13-16 years old, high school at 16-19, University at 19-21.

4. Usually study 8 hours per day.

5. Usually study 2 recess and 1 lunch break(start 11:30-13:00).

6. Teachers is nice and serious, every class have three exam per one season. and all student seat face to teacher, usually have 20-40 students each class.

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The Ukrainian education system has five levels : preschool, primary, secondary, upper secondary and postgraduate education.

Level primary start at 6/7 years old and end at 9/10 yeas old, (1-4 classes)

Level secondary/base start at 10/11 years old and end 14/15 years old, (5-9 classes)

Level secondary/last start at 15/16 years old and end 17/18 years old. (10-12 classes)

After level secondary base you can apply to University, but you can study for only for full time classes. After level secondary last you can choose when you apply to University study for full time or study part time classes. Because many students in part time study a working in same time. Usually titian very expensive and student work a lot.

When children study im school they have every year same class, same student, same teachers. Usually 5-6 different lessons a day, every lesson have 45 minutes, break time a 10 minutes after every lesson, and one big break 20 minutes after 4 lesson. Usually school doesn't provide a free lunch, but you can buy some food in school. For my time children don't have lunch from home. Just buy something in school or small store near school. We also change shoes in school before we start, only clean shoes in the school. We have 4 times a holiday week off and long summer holiday for 3 month.

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Education in my country.

1. We have private and public schools.

2. Kids start school at 7 years old.

3. Lunch is not provided at school.

4. System is divided into elementary (1-4 class} and middle (5-11 class) schools. There is no high school, so when kids finish middle school, they go to universities.

5. Students study for 7 hours per day.

6. Students have 2 recesses an 1 lunch break.

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Our education in the Philippines is almost the same as USA education the different the PI grades school up to 6 grades on the other hand USA education up to 12 grades. the school in USA is advance because financially, government protect and support the education as whole If the government can support the literacy may be the student were not behind However, our private school have more subjects and and higher sophisticated teaching and advance

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Education in Haiti is required to start in kindergarten at 3-6 years old, then followed by primary school were we study for 6 years after that, we spend 7 years in secondary school then we go to the university depends what you learning you can past 4-7 years , if you take medicine it's usually 7 years after you can choose your major. Usually we to go school at 8-3 hours it's more or less depends the school in we have 2 recess 20 minute.

In my country the government don't helps us you suppose to bring your food to eat in lunch. According your parent financial the can choose private or public school by the way what ever you choose you pay money , some parent prefer private school because they are more strict about education and they are more successful.

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In china, there are private schools and public school. My son attended a Private schools. Private schools have few students in each class than in public schools, Generally about 25 students, while public schools have 50-60 students in one class. Students start the education at 4 years old. There is 3 years of kindergarten , 6 years of primary school,3 years of middle school, 3 years of high school. It's very long time that students study for per day, usually 8-14 hours. middle school and high school students asked to participate in the evening self -study at school at night.

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1. Colombia has public and private schools but the public schools receive money based on parents' income.

2. Kids start elementary school at 6 years old. Kindergarten is not mandatory but it is better for kids.

3. Public schools provide lunch and in private schools, parents pay for it.

4. The education divided the same as the USA, Daycare, Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary 1st-5th, Middle School 6th-9th, High School 10th-11th.

5. Colombian has a less school than USA, Schools has a two schedules, in the morning 6:45am to 12:00m. and the afternoon 12:15pm. to 5:30pm, both have 30 minutes to break. Some schools have an adult school it start 6:00pm. to 10:00pm.

Students travel from all over the city to school, on public, private or school transportation.

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Education in Venezuela is divided into preschool for 4 years starting at 4 years old, next to primary for 6 years and secondary for 5 years and university or specialization. Venezuela has public and private school depends of your personal income. We don't have lunch provided for school kids; each student goes to school for 5 hour a/per day. Our recess is for 30 minutes. The teachers and the class environment depends on the institution. In public schools, teachers and the classrooms are very poor quality. However, private schools could be good.

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Mexico have a good private schools in all levels also we have public schools, there is a big variate of cost all depends of the location and the state we have really good education programs with a lot of students with great potential, I think is the same thing with costs but in USA they have a better access to the news technologies.

The kids start at 5 years old in the kinder garden.

In Mexico is a public program to assist the students with lunch, is not the same thing in private school they don't have it, i mean is not general like US.

In Mexico exist 5 levels are, kinder garden, elementary school, middle school, high school and university

The students have to study 6 hours every day but university work different, some time we have only 1 hour in the day

we just have recess in kinder garden, elementary school and middle school then you choose your recess

there is a variety some teacher are good and other not enough and the classes are very normal but sometimes are really funny all depends of the teacher, and other ones are really hard.

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In Mexico, the education start at 3-4 years old. Normally it's 3 years of kindergarten after that 6 years of primary school, graduating at approximately 12-13 years old. 3 years of high school and to finish education approximately 4-5 years depending on the carrer you chooses. Normally you can choose to have a public or private school depending on the economy of each familiy.

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Turkiye have prvate and public school people can wherever they want according to their financial situaton. the kids usually start school 6 years old. some school have lunch for kids some school not you can choose and pay for lunch dinner. if they dont have lunch all school have snacks.

the education system 4*4*4. ist mean 4 years of primary 4 years of middle 4 years of high school.

students usually have 6 to 8 hours daily lessons. they break time is veries b school but min 1 hour.

the teacher very kind and helpful.

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Education in Guatemala are required to start primarily at age 7-13 years old which is 6 years. So then followed by secondary school which lasts 3 years, and university with 2 years. They spend five hours per day in primary school. some school, for example where I grew up, mother will take turns preparing lunch for the children, so the government provides the money to by the food.

Name:Jose

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In Mexico, school starts at age 4 and is divided into preschool, primary, secondary, high school and university. There are private and public schools and although in some cases it is said to be free, there are some fees that must be paid. There is a break and lunch hour. Normally the school period is 6 hours but this can vary depending on the school level. All seats face the teacher and are usually classrooms of 15 to 35 students.

Oliver.

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In Mexico, people start the formal education at 4 years old. There is 2 years of kindergarten, 6 years of primary school, 3 years of middle school and 3 years of high school. Schools do not provide lunch, they usually have a little store where the students can buy food or snacks.

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children in Guatemala are required to start primary at age 7-12 years

old which is 6 years, then followed by secondary school which lasts 3 years, and university with 2 years.

And they spend five hours per day in primary school.

And in some school, for example where I grew up, mothers will take turns preparing lunch for the children, but the government provides the money to buy the food.

Victor

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- Germany law makes it mandatory for private schools to cater to students from a wealthy background, but it requires that these schools be affordable and not costly. However, private schools can charge tuition fees if the state so requires. Tuition fees at these schools range from 24,000 to 40,000 Euros per year depending on the type of study, day school or boarding school. The admission requirements for the best private schools are strict and have many explanations.

-Education in public schools in Germany is free and homeschooling is not allowed unless you provide referrals when the child has a permanent disability and his/her circumstances are not met health requires him to stay at home.

- Studying in Germany are that there are no tuition fees in most of its universities. Germany receives many foreign students annually, and German universities are in high demand for their specializations.

The student receives a monthly grant from the government for the period of vocational studies, ranging from 800 to 1200 Euro, for a period of three in years. A student can legally earn 522,50 Euros per month without having to pay taxes to the state, provided that he works for 140 full days or 280 half days. If he exceeds this limit, he must inform the immigration office or the employment office.

- Children usually experience their Einschulung (official school entry) when they are 6 years old.

- School meals in Germany are provided in various public and private schools by the 16 federal states. For children at risk of poverty, the Education and Participation programme helps families with school expenses, including lunches.

- The German student spend 5 to 6 hours per day studying usually do quite well in college.

- The break for University and College students between the fourth and fifth hour for 25 minutes where all students are required to go outside to the schoolyard and/ playground. There is then a 55 minutes break for lunch between hours six and seven. Finally, there is a short five minutes break

between periods 8 and 9.

- A German teacher is a part of the foreign language education department at a school. As a German teacher, your primary responsibility is teaching students the German language and culture.

- Germany hase large schools with everything a student needs. Classrooms are rows of desks facing the teachers. Each section accommodates about 25 students.