Education facts
On what date is the International Day of Education celebrated?
January 24
What education structure do most American schools follow?
K-12 system.
From what age does compulsory education begin in the UK?
Age 5
How much of its GDP does Canada invest in education?
Over 5%.
At what age do children usually start school in Australia?
Age 5
Which organization proclaimed the International Day of Education?
The United Nations General Assembly.
Who decides the education rules in the USA?
Each state.
Until what age is education mandatory in the UK?
Age 16
What two types of institutions exist in Canada's education system?
Public and private institutions.
What certificate do Australian students receive after high school?
High School Certificate (HSC).
Education helps create what two types of opportunities for people?
Personal and professional opportunities.
Between what grades does high school take place in the US?
Grades 9-12.
What are the first two stages of education in the UK called?
Primary and secondary education.
At what age do Canadian students usually start Grade 1?
Age 6.
Until what age is schooling compulsory in New Zealand?
Age 16.
Name one academic field
American universities are famous for.
Technology, science, or health.
Name the famous US university ranked as the world's best.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
What exams do students prepare for in Key Stage 3-4?
GCSE exams.
What languages can parents choose for their children in Canadian schools?
English or French
What special institutions exist in New Zealand for Maori education?
Wananga.
Which country has more than 65% of adults with tertiary education?
Canada
What program allows international students to work after studying in the US?
Optional Practical Training (OPT).
Name one famous university mentioned in the presentation from the UK.
University College London.
Name one top Canadian university mentioned in the presentation.
McGill University or University of Toronto.
What residency program is also called the New Zealand Golden Visa?
Active Investor Plus Visa.