Europe is the second smallest continent in the world, but has been one of the most powerful areas in the world politically and economically for centuries. Until the collapse of the Soviet Union, Europe was bordered on the eastern side by this formerly powerful Russian Empire. Today, countries of Georgia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Belarus and part of Russia also become Europe. A salient detail is that a fully-fledged EU member state Cyprus does not belong to Europe geographically, but to Asia. A large part of the European countries now belong to the European Union. This association of states works together on many levels. For example, there is freedom of trade within the European Union, passport controls have been largely abolished (the so-called Schengen countries) and joint decisions are made about budget deficits and other financial matters for all countries that use the euro as their currency. For the complete list of nations in Europe, please visit militarynous.com.
Training In Serbia, children start school at the age of seven. After the eight-year elementary school, students can choose between a four-year high school, which gives admission to higher studies, and any vocational school or technical education. The compulsory schooling includes one year in preschool in addition to the eight compulsory school years. Voluntary preschool […]
Training The school is compulsory for ten years up to the age of 16. Those who go on after high school can choose between a secondary school (lyceum) with a specialization in the humanities, language or natural sciences, a technical institute or a vocational school. COUNTRYAAH: Country facts of San Marino, including geography profile, population […]
Training Russia today has a well-educated population but a large proportion of college educated. The school system is mainly based on state schools, but there are private alternatives. The nine-year elementary school is free of charge. You can also study for free at university level. The compulsory school comprises two stages: a low school from […]
Training The Romanian education system has been in deep crisis ever since the fall of the Communist regime in 1989. The frequent shifts in the post of Minister of Education and more than a dozen reforms of the school system have created uncertainty among teachers and pupils, while the country’s financial problems have eroded state […]
Training The level of education in Portugal is low compared to other EU countries, despite the fact that a number of governments have been investing ever greater resources in education since the 1970s. Nowadays, almost all children start school, but the proportion of pupils who complete the first nine years is among the lowest in […]
Training The school system in Poland has been the subject of several reforms since the communist era. This applies to both the curricula and the structure of the school system. A major turnaround from 2017 has caused dissatisfaction. It has been warned that both the number of schools is decreasing and the number of teachers […]
Training In Norway, compulsory schooling ranges from 6 to 16 years of age. The elementary school is divided into two stages: primary school from first to seventh grade and secondary school from class eight to ten. The municipality is responsible for the public school, which most of the pupils attend. Free schools are not at […]
Training The children have a compulsory schooling for full-time studies from the age of 5 to 16 and part-time for another two years. Almost all children, however, start school at the age of 4. Around two-thirds of the schools are free schools, which like state schools are funded by the state. Free schools are often […]
Training According to the law, everyone is guaranteed equal rights to education. A majority of children start at the age of six in the nine-year elementary school, which is compulsory and in principle free of charge, but you are often paid for such as school books. Nine out of ten pupils clearly attend elementary school. […]
Training Monaco has the same school system as France. After the voluntary preschool, schooling is compulsory for the age groups 6 to 16 years. The compulsory school is divided into a five-year lower stage and a four-year high school (collège). In the last two years, students can choose theoretical or practical orientation. Tuition is free […]
Training The Moldovan education system was fundamentally changed when the country became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991. Moldovan (Romanian) replaced Russian as the dominant language of instruction and communist ideology was removed from the curriculum. However, the language issue has continued to be a delicate subject right into the 2010s. Until the late […]
Training The school system is built on the British model. The teaching is good in both Maltese and English. The education is free of charge up to the university level. School compulsory schooling for children between 5 and 16 years. The children go first to a lower stage of six years. Then follows a higher […]
Training In Northern Macedonia, both primary and secondary education are formally compulsory. Nevertheless, many do not complete the entire education. A modernization is underway of the country’s education system, which has long been neglected. School compulsory school rules range from six years of age to 17-19, depending on the type of school. The nine-year primary […]
Training The children in Luxembourg have a compulsory schooling for twelve years, which includes two years of preschool. Luxembourgish is the dominant language in preschool. The teaching is then conducted in German from the first class but already in the second class is also introduced French. Most children attend state schools that are free, but […]
Training In Lithuania, free and compulsory schooling for ten years applies to children between the ages of 6 and 16. However, most pupils attend school for a total of twelve years. The country has Lithuanian, Russian, Polish and Belarusian language elementary schools. There are also bilingual and multilingual schools as well as private schools. The […]
Training The children in Liechtenstein start school at the age of six and have a compulsory schooling for nine years. Even after the first five years, the children are divided into different classes with vocational or study preparation. In addition to the state schools are two private schools and one special school. Tuition is free, […]
Training Lack of resources and low teacher salaries keep the quality of teaching down. Moreover, it is often worse in the countryside. All colleges must now hold at least 60 percent of the lessons in Latvian, and the Latvian language is a compulsory subject in all schools. There are state as well as private schools. […]
Training Schooling is compulsory for children aged 6 to 15 years. Most children complete primary school, which is free of charge. A large majority also go on to high school. The education sector suffers from lack of money as well as suitable facilities and the quality of teaching is low. The proportion of children completing […]
Training In Italy, it is compulsory to attend school for ten years. Schooling is free of charge and starts at the age of six. A few percent of students attend private schools, many run by the Catholic Church. However, all schools are state-controlled, and the curricula are set by the Ministry of Education. After the […]
Training The education system maintains high quality. There is compulsory schooling between the ages of six and 16, but most children start in preschool four or five years of age. Most of the schools are private and are often run by church communities. As for elementary school, nine out of ten schools are Catholic, but […]
Regent’s American College London, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of Regent’s American College London. […]
Richmond at The American International University in London, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of […]
The American University at Bulgaria, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of The American University […]
Tilburg University, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of Tilburg University. To learn more about […]
United States International University-Africa, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of United States International University-Africa. […]
Franklin College Switzerland, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of Franklin College Switzerland. To learn […]
The American College of Greece, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of The American College […]
BI Norwegian School of Management, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of BI Norwegian School […]
American University at Paris, as one of the top colleges ranked by major educational institutions, has impressed us by its high selectivity and student friendly application process during admissions. The following tables detail 2018 class profile, including total applications received, average high school GPA, SAT scores/ACT scores, and acceptance rates of American University at Paris. […]
EU citizens are increasingly venturing into another country to study there. More and more German students are moving to Austria to study to avoid the numerus clausus. But more and more Austrians are coming to Germany to complete their desired degree there. The numerus clausus represents the greatest hurdle that has to be overcome as […]
