"I know it´s not true that everybody is the same I just said. But it often seems like for a student. I think that a teaching profession is one of the most ungrateful professions ever. Because you have to know how teach. You have to know all the information which you want from us. And you have to correct your tests. And you have to devise them first. And then you look at us and you see that no one is hearing and all your effort is vain.
But in this time another big problem is in the education. It is not only about effort teachers and students. Many students are afraid. Because they want to study at university and many of them really will. They will graduate and they will be masters. But many of them will not find a job. Or they will find the job but not in the same field they had studied. It could be because of the popularity with human subject. Nobody can expect it will be a job for everybody, for every psychologist or lawyer. The world needs bricklayers or carpenters too. But it is a trend you have to study at university because without high education your nothing. And so you have the bridge which will fall in one month because there was a mistake.
I don´t know how it is in abroad. Maybe they have the same problem like us but I don´t think it.

Every country has another education system.
In the United Kingdom children less than five years can stay home or go at nursery or in children´s centre. Some schools open for four years old children reception classes where children are learned writing, reading arithmetic etc. At the beginning the teaching takes a half day and is slowly lengthening. Than children have normally full-time.
Most children in the UK begin their primary education at the age of five. Primary education is divided into infant schools (between ages 5-7), where children generally take part in games and learn the basic of reading, writing and arithmetic. From the age of 7 to 11 children attend junior school. Children at primary school are called pupils. All state school are without fees. Children can attend the public schools, which are independent.
Most school in the secondary education are comprehensive. They are without fees and are common for both sexes. Another type of schools is grammar school, which may be called selective schools. This type of schools accepts pupils on the basis of eleven-plus exam. Secondary education is ended by GCSE (General Certificates of Secondary Education).
The students at the universities have to pay fees. Some students can be granted a scholarship. Students from the EU pay home fees and other students have to pay overseas fees. Good idea is a student loan by state. Thanks that quit every student can study there.
When people graduated they obtain a degree."

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