What are the different education levels in your country? (1 Viewer)

[Chaeee]

Just interested
Here it’s:
1. Pre school: Avg age of 3-4/5. not mandatory but most toddlers do go. (1-2 years)
2. Primary school: Avg age of 5-12 (8 years)
3. Secondary school: Avg age of 13-18 (5-6 years)
4. College: Obviously college ages can vary, but post-secondary students usually attend between 18-20

 

[raymondchouku]

Pre School: ~3
Kindergarden: 5
Elementary School: 6-10
Middle School: 11-13
High School: 14-18

University: 18-22

Add two years for most master's programs and 4-12 for doctoral programs. So, at the upper echelons (i.e., MD, PHD) 26-32 can be the end of education. Although, for certain careers (i.e. Psychiatrist) one is expected to engage with scientific publications and continuing education.

 

[doll]

i only know what it is in my state, and I know in the state next to mine, its different sooo

pre school (optional): 2-4
elementary: 5-12/11
middle school: 11/12-13/14
high school (usually): 13/14-17/18
college: 18-19-22/23

 

[Soogi]

1. kindergarten (3 years, age ~3-6): only the 3rd year of kindergarten is mandatory, that's when toddlers are tested for school readiness
2. primary school (6 years, age ~6-12)
3. secondary school (6 years, age ~12-18)
4. higher education: university/college

 

[Ahsoka]

In my district its:
Preschool: 2-5
Elementary school: 5-9
Middle school: 10-13
High school: 14-17/18
College: 18+

College is optional and can be done at any age, preschool is optional too.

 

[Bopper]

Nursery - technically any age from 0 - 4, but most start shortly after turning 3.
Primary school - ages 4 - 11
High school - ages 11 - 16
College - 16 + (some high schools though allow you to do college level qualifications in high school, called sixth form)
University - 18 +