education

EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA

Education in Australia is a fast growing market which caters not only to its own population but also attracts huge number of international students. Boasting a literacy rate of 99%, the country has a well-developed and structured education system. Implementing practical learning and inculcating an understanding of different topics, are the mainstays of the education system, through which it nurtures the minds of the young students.

2021.01.27

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Education in Nigeria

Education in Nigeria Education in Nigeria is generally stratified into three sectors, which are primary ,high school...

2021.01.26

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EDUCATION AND PAKISTAN

Education is a building block and a baseline in upbringing of an individual as well as the development of a country. The educated manpower of a nation determines its prosperity and socio-economic evolution. The knowledgeable people have the potential to represent their culture in the whole world and compete with the modern age. Pakistan is one of the emerging educated manpower in the world where they outshine in almost every field.

2021.01.24

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EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES

Mainly government provides education within the U.S., and three levels of control and funding of teaching and other policies within the elementary and high-school levels. Other local jurisdictions are separated from school districts with independent officials and budgets. The state government are usually responsible for making educational standards and standardized testing decisions.

2021.01.23

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Education In Belarus

Belarus stands in the group of countries with a very high level of the Human Development Index (HDI). The literacy rate of the adult population of Belarus has always been one of the highest in the world and now reaches 99.7%. Belarus has reached the level of the most developed countries of the world in terms of the admission of children to primary and secondary schools. In recent years, the government has allocated at least 5% of GDP to the education system, which is not inferior to the amount of funding for education in developed European countries.

2021.01.22

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