Australia is an independent
nation covering the core land of Australia continent. By Its land mass it is
considered has the largest country in Oceania and sixth place from world countries.
It has several smaller islands. Canberra is the capital of Australia.
Education in Australia
Education
in Australia is compulsory to children between the ages of 5
to 16; it may vary depending on their states in Australia. It can be classified
as
- Preschool- Initial childhood Education
- Primary schools-Primary Education
- High Schools-Secondary Education
- Universities and Vocational Institutes-Tertiary Education
Preschool
In Australia preschool
is not compulsory it is mainly for startup process for their primary education.it
is normally day care or playgroups. Normally preschool is separated from
primary schools and in some states it is considered as part of the primary
school system. Preschool is also called as Kindergarten and it is run by
government aided private sectors.
Primary and Secondary Education
In Australia children’s from the age group of 5-16 is compulsory
to attend the school. Students from the age group of 16-17 are allowed to
attend the industrial training, vocational training like trainees. According to
the examination in 2003 the mature
literacy rate that was estimated to be 99% in Australia. In 2011–12 the
literacy rate of Tasmania is only 50%.
Government schools educate 60% of Australia
students and remaining is studying from catholic and independent schools.
Government schools are commonly
known as public schools in Australia and they allow the students to study under
free quota scheme. But in Catholic and independent schools they normally
implement fees on every students.
Tertiary Education
Australia has been progressing
their quality of their education system by establishing their universities. It
has 37 government aided universities, 2 private universities and numerous other
special institutions.

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