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1. GENERAL INFORMATION  Universities: New Zealand has 8 public universities offering bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, along with many polytechnics and private colleges that also provide bachelor’s and master’s degrees - mostly in business administration. New Zealand universities have campuses both in New Zealand and in various countries, or collaborate with domestic and international universities. Most New Zealand universities accept credit transfers for students progressing into bachelor’s or master’s programs. In addition to the universities listed, there are numerous colleges and ...

See the list of New Zealand secondary schools here: https://ducanhduhoc.vn/vi/danh-sach-cac-truong-pho-thong-new-zealand/ GENERAL INFORMATION Schooling Levels: Education is a right for all students, and schooling in New Zealand is compulsory from ages 6 to 16. Families who wish to homeschool their children may register with the New Zealand Ministry of Education and must meet specific requirements. See more information here. The New Zealand school system consists of 13 years of education, divided into: Primary school: 6 years Junior secondary school: 5 years Senior secondary ...

New Zealand’s education system is built on the foundation of the British system, and its qualifications are recognised worldwide. International students in New Zealand study in an English-speaking environment alongside domestic students. The New Zealand education system is divided into secondary education (Years 11–13) and tertiary education (including diplomas, polytechnics, and universities). The academic year varies slightly between institutions, but generally runs from January to mid-December for primary, secondary, and polytechnic levels, and from February to November for universities. New Zealand has ...

This is the complete list of independent secondary schools in the United Kingdom, comprising 477 schools. For additional related information, please refer to the Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference, which provides a list of 242 leading day and boarding coeducational schools in the United Kingdom, the Crown Dependencies, and the Republic of Ireland. List In England Abbots Bromley School for Girls Abbotsholme School Abingdon School Ackworth School Adcote School Alleyn's School, Dulwich Alton Convent School, Alton, Hampshire Amesbury School Ampleforth College Ardingly College Arnold ...

In New Zealand, Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) are public institutions. Their main purpose is to provide training at diploma, advanced diploma, and bachelor’s levels, and some institutions also offer master’s programs. A key difference in bachelor’s training at these colleges/polytechnics is that their programs tend to be more practical and hands-on. These institutions follow similar academic calendars to universities in terms of start and end dates. Graduates can enter the workforce immediately or progress to higher levels of ...

State schools in the UK are organised under Local Education Authorities (LEAs). There are 150 LEAs across 9 major regions of England, and according to the latest data, there are a total of 3,117 secondary schools in England. East of England There are 11 Local Education Authorities in this region. Please click on each LEA to view the list of schools: List of schools in Bedford List of schools in Cambridgeshire List of schools in Central Bedfordshire List of schools in Essex ...

Compulsory education in the UK applies to all children up to the age of 16. The UK has two different education systems, each offering distinct curricula and qualifications, though both systems are compatible with one another. The first system is used in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, while the second is used in Scotland. In general, students follow the structure below: School education: 13 years for the A Level pathway (the majority) and 12 years for the IB pathway; Further ...