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What Are The Major Similarities and Differences in The Education System Between Romania and UK

While the education systems of Romania and the UK differ, there are some key similarities. Both countries require children to attend primary and secondary school starting around age six. In both places, students must pass an exam at age fifteen to continue their education and prepare for university. The minimum age to enter university is also the same - eighteen years old. Higher education involves three years of study and earning credits through exams taken each semester in both Romania and the UK.

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What Are The Major Similarities and Differences in The Education System Between Romania and UK

While the education systems of Romania and the UK differ, there are some key similarities. Both countries require children to attend primary and secondary school starting around age six. In both places, students must pass an exam at age fifteen to continue their education and prepare for university. The minimum age to enter university is also the same - eighteen years old. Higher education involves three years of study and earning credits through exams taken each semester in both Romania and the UK.

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What are the major similarities and differences in the education system between Romania and UK

What are the major similarities and differences in the education system between your own country and UK?Nowadays an important and discussed issue by all countries is the education system. In many countries from year to year politician try to make changes in order to improve it. However, it happens that instead of improve it the system become more complicated and corrupted Although Romania and the UK have very different education systems there can be found some similarities. The age required to attend school is similar; in Romania six or seven and in UK six years old. In both countries primary and secondary schools are compulsory. Furthermore, in Romania as in the UK at the age of five-teen pupils have to pass an exam in order to follow further education, preparing them for university. The age required to enter the university in Romania is exactly the same as the one in UK, eight-teen or over. UK has the same three years of study in higher-education, just like Romania. In Romania as in the UK, in higher education, students have a number of credits they have to achieve along the academic year and there are also examinations periods: one in semester one and one in semester two. Both countries offer students the chance to choose from a variety of courses.

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