Education in Ukraine The ukrainian educational system is organised into 3 levels: preschool education, secondary education and higher education (also called postsecondary). Let's talk about each of th

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Education in Ukraine The ukrainian educational system is organised into 3 levels: preschool education, secondary education and higher education (also called postsecondary). Let's talk about each of them. Preschool education is optional nowadays. Children from 2 to 6 years old can visit kindergarten, where they get basic skills of arithmetics, language, arts and some social skills like teamwork. Before enter the school children can also attend special classes which are run by schools. After the age of 6 (in some cases 5 or 7) children have to get secondary education which is required and free. There are several types of institutions of secondary education: Middle school of general education Lyceum Gymnasium College (for special secondary education) Middle school usually combines primary (4 years), secondary (5 years) and senior (2 years) school levels. Some of them combines only primary and secondary levels which is minimum requirement for middle schools. Despite the names, students usually study in same school institution throughout their primary, secondary and senior levels. Besides school classes students can attend different out-of-school classes, such as sports school, language classes, courses etc. After getting the certificate of basic education (primary and secondary levels - 9 years) students have an exam. Then they have a choice: either to enter senior level or enter the college, where they study extra special subjects. By the end of secondary education all students have external independent testing. They can choose up to 4 testing subject (Ukrainian language and History or Maths are required, in total students have to choose at least 3 subjects). After getting the results of testing students have their marks as final school exam and points which they can use to enter the university. Higher education is free only for students with high points, but there is a quota which is limited. Part of students with free education can have a schoolarship (basic is near $46 and high is $64). Due to bad marks student can be deducted. The first degree is bachelor (4 years). To reach any degree students have to study certain time and defend a thesis as final. After bachelor students can reach master degree, for this they have to pass English external independent testing. After reaching bachelor or master degree students have all neccessary skills for being employed, some of them continue studying for reaching PhD degree.

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Education in Ukraine

The Ukrainian educational system is organised into three levels: preschool education, secondary education, and higher education (also called postsecondary). Let's talk about each of them.

Preschool education is optional nowadays. Children from 2 to 6 years old can attend kindergarten, where they are taught the basic skills of arithmetic<strike>s</strike>, language, arts, and some social skills like teamwork. Before entering <strike>the </strike>school, children can also attend special classes which are run by the schools.

After the age of 6 (in some cases 5 or 7) children must attend secondary education, which is <strike>required and </strike>free. There are several types of institutions of secondary education:
Middle school [of] general education
Lyceum
Gymnasium
College (for special secondary education)

November 1, 2018

Middle school usually combines primary (4 years), secondary (5 years), and senior (2 years) school levels. Some of them combine<strike>s</strike> only primary and secondary levels, which is the minimum requirement for middle schools. Despite the names, students usually study at the same school <strike>institution </strike>throughout their primary, secondary, and senior levels. In addition to school classes, students can attend different out-of-school classes, such as sports school, language classes, <strike>courses</strike> etc.

After the basic education certificate (primary and secondary levels - 9 years), students must take an exam. Then they have a choice: either to enter senior level or enter <strike>the </strike>college, where they will study additional special subjects.

By the end of their secondary education, all students must undergo external independent testing. They can choose up to four test<strike>ing </strike>subjects (Ukrainian language and history or math<strike>s</strike> are required; in total students have to choose at least three subjects). After getting the results of testing students have their marks as final school exam and points which they can use to enter the university.*
Higher education is free only for students with high scores, but there is a quota which is limited.

Some students are eligible for a scholarship (a basic scholarship is about $46 per .... and a top scholarship is $64 per ....). Scholarships may be reduced based on poor grades?

The first degree is a bachelor's (4 years). To obtain any degree, students have to study for a certain period of time and must defend a thesis <strike>as final</strike>. After a bachelor's degree, students can obtain a master's degree. For this they have to pass an external independent test of English. Based on these degrees, students have all the necessary skills for employment, but some of them continue studying for a PhD <strike>degree</strike>.