USA System of education

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USA Educational System

The American Curriculum ( Khan Academy)

Pre-higher education:

Duration of compulsory education:

Age of entry: 6

Age of exit: 16

Structure of school system:

Pre-Primary

Type of school providing this education:

A) Kindergarten

B) Nursery Schools

C) Preschool programs;

D) Child/day Care Centers

Length of program in years: 2

Age level from: 3 to: 6

Certificate/diploma awarded: Practice varies.

Certificates may be given, especially if needed, to

prove attendance or entry into Elementary School.

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Primary

Type of school providing this education:

Elementary Schools (Grades 1-6 or 7)

Age level from: 6 to: 14

Certificate/diploma awarded.

Middle

Type of school providing this education:

Middle Schools

(Grades 4-6, 5-7 or 6-8)

Length of program in years: 3

Age level from: 10 to: 14

Certificate/diploma awarded

Secondary

Type of school providing this education:

High Schools (Grades 7-12 or 8-12)

Length of program in years: 6

Age level from: 13 to: 18

Certificate/diploma awarded

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Junior Secondary

Type of school providing this education:

Junior High Schools (Grades 7-8, 7-9 or 8-9)

Length of program in years: 3

Age level from: 13 to: 15

Certificate/diploma awarded

Upper Secondary

Type of school providing this education:

High Schools,

Senior High Schools (Grades 9-12 or 10-12)

Length of program in years: 4

Age level from: 15 to: 18

Certificate/diploma awarded)

School education:

The age of entry to compulsory education in the

U.S. varies, according to the state, between 5

and 7 years of age, 6 being the most common.

The age at which compulsory schooling ends

varies between 16 and 18 years of age, the

most common being 16. School education does

not end until age 18, or completion of the 12th

year of school and those who leave school at

the end of compulsory education without

earning a secondary (high school) diploma do

not receive any certificate or recognition - they

are considered to be secondary school drop-outs.

Secondary education

Secondary education takes place in grades 7-12,

depending upon the laws and policies of states

and local school districts.

Vocational

Vocational and academic/college preparatory or

honors/Regents diplomas usually have additional

set curricular requirements and/or standards

which aspiring graduates must meet or exceed.

International Baccalaureate

A growing number of public and private secondary

schools also offer the International Baccalaureate

(IB) as an optional track; completion of IB

requirements usually requires an additional

summer or semester of study beyond the 12th year.

Higher education:

Post secondary education is broadly divided into

two different sectors:

1-post secondary vocational education and

training, which is non-degree but can produce

some transferable credits under certain

circumstances;

2- higher education, which includes studies

undertaken in degree-granting institutions for

academic credit.

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Non-university level:

Educational programs corresponding to "non-

university level technical/vocational post-

secondary studies" would include all technical

and occupational programs that lead to a

degree,diploma or certificate below the

Bachelor's degree. Education at this level

would include:

(1) all institutions that only award qualifications

under the Bachelor's degree;

(2) programs leading to awards under the

Bachelor's degree offered at institutions that

also award higher degrees.

Associate degree

The Associate degree is the first academic or

professional degree that can be awarded in

U.S. post-secondary education.

Holders of this degree may apply to enter higher

degree programs at the Bachelor's level, but

are not qualified to apply directly for advanced

(graduate) studies program.

Programs of study for this degree are usually

designed to take 2 years of full-time study, but

some take longer to complete.

Bachelor's degree

The Bachelor's degree is the second academic

degree that can be awarded in U.S. post-

secondary education, and is one of two

undergraduate (first) degrees that qualify a

student to apply to programs of advanced

(graduate) study (the other such degree is the

first-professional degree).

Programs of study for this degree are designed

to take between 4 and 5 years, depending on

the field of study.

Honors programs

Honors programs are offered by many

institutions that award the Bachelor's degree.

These generally require the completion of

additional requirements such as preparation

of an undergraduate thesis, honors paper or

project, advanced coursework, or special

examinations. .

Master's degree

The Master's degree represents the second stage

of higher education and is the first advanced

(graduate) degree. U.S. Master's degrees may

be taught (without thesis) or research (with thesis)

and may be awarded in academic or professional

fields. Most Master's degrees are designed to

take 2 years of full-time study

Research Doctorate:

The Research Doctorate represents the third

and highest stage of higher education in the

United States and may be awarded in

academic disciplines and some professional

fields of study. This degree is not awarded by

examination or coursework only, but requires

demonstrated mastery of the chosen subject

and the ability to conduct independent, original

research

Teacher education:

Training of pre-primary and primary/basic school

teachers. Requirements for education and

certification (license) of early childhood (nursery,

kindergarten, preschool) and elementary (primary)

teachers are set by state governments which

require multiple exams (subject matter, etc.)

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Training of secondary

school teachers

The basic pre-certification requirements for

secondary teachers are the same as for

elementary school teachers. A major difference

is that secondary school teachers are certified

as competent in one or more academic or

vocational subjects and spend their careers

concentrating on these subjects.

Lifelong higher education

Frequently called continuing education.

Institutions operate specific continuing education

programs, some very extensive and parallel to

regular institutional degree offerings, whilst others

are short or specialized programs. Continuing

education may be structured to lead to

Certificates, Diplomas or Degrees, or

unstructured and used to provide general and

leisure study opportunities.

Distance learning

Some continuing education is offered through

distance learning methods while other programs

are offered at an institution or provided at a

branch site. When offered in order to provide

further education and training for professionals

who already hold basic qualifications, it is usually

called continuing professional education.

USA system of education