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This is a video about Education System in England

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This is a video about Education System in England

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Oxford tops the world's best university rankings

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Oxford tops the world's best university rankings

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When introducing England, it is impossible to forget that the British compulsory education system is divided into 4 main stages:

Foundational preschool program: Children aged 3-4 years go to daycare or kindergarten classes and are taught in several areas such as language and communication, physical and emotional development, and other areas of development. relationships around…

Primary education: An educational program for children from 5 to 11 years old who begin to familiarize themselves with and acquire knowledge of subjects such as Mathematics, English, History, Geography, etc.

Secondary education: Students 11-16 years old can attend high school with compulsory subjects such as Mathematics, English Literature, Informatics, and Science... In addition, they can register for some optional subjects. compulsory depending on each school such as Home Economics, Journalism, Digital Technology... At the end of grade 11 (15 or 16 years old), students take a national assessment exam to get a GCSE certificate or other courses. other Level 1, and Level 2 certificates.

Post-secondary education: Students 16 - 17 can study up and take the A level or IB (International Baccalaureate) certificate depending on their abilities and orientation.

Britons aged 18 and over can apply for non-compulsory education programs, such as:

Pre-university education program: The course usually lasts 1 year to equip more English capital, exchange learning methods, and basic subjects related to majors at the university level... International students often choose this educational program to prepare better when entering universities.

College or Vocational Education Program: Students enroll in colleges or vocational schools lasting from 6 months to 2 years and receive several types of qualifications such as BTEC diploma, NVOs, CACHE…

Undergraduate and Postgraduate Education Programs: Undergraduate studies can last 3-4 years, or 5-7 years for Law, Medicine, Architecture, etc. Studying for a master's degree usually takes 1 year, and Doctoral studies usually take 3-5 years. Many old universities in the UK not only attract students from all over the country but also the dream of foreign students. Each university has its outstanding fields such as the University of Cambridge (Economics, Science, Law), the University of Oxford (MBA, Humanities, Law), and Imperial College London (Medicine, Science, Engineering). Engineering), Loughborough University (Business, Sports, Engineering)...