education

An act or process that awakens or acquires general knowledge, develops reasoning, judges power, and prepares for self or intellectual life.

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1. Teaching, learning, learning, educating, training involves the fields and development of learning and learning. Education is the development of spiritual ability (to learn to understand): free education. Training is practice education (learning to do) or practice in art, trade, or profession under normal supervision. Art training, teacher training. Learning, knowledge, enlightenment. Education and culture are often used interchangeably and mean the result of school education. However, education shows mainly the information obtained. Culture is a way of thinking and feelings that education encourages. It shows a wish and appreciation of a high intellectual, aesthetic and ideal. The country depends on the cultural level of their education

At the education stage, official learning is usually destroyed including early childhood education, primary education, secondary education and tertiary (or higher) education. (From 0 to 6 (international standard classification of education from pre-school to the 2nd stage of higher education) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in the international standard classification of education system recognized 7 Education UNESCO International Education The department manages the educational system by country and the database of that phase.

Elementary and secondary education, higher education, science and technology development department under the jurisdiction of Zimbabwe's education and Ministry of Higher Education and Higher Education. Both are regulated by the Zimbabwe cabinet. Zimbabwe's education system includes elementary and junior high schools for 13 years from January to December. The school year lasts for 40 weeks, there are three semesters and one month break every semester.

In 1980, ZANU's leader Robert Mugabe declared education as a fundamental human rights education as primary and secondary public education is free, to change the constitution to recognize that it is compulsory education. One of the Zimbabwe, Millennium Development Goals, which has not achieved the target of 2015, but can not afford economic recession or education-related expenses due to public health crisis, universal education for all students It is to achieve. The country is currently committed to achieving sustainable development goals by providing universal and free education to all students by 2030. Zimbabwe's adult literacy rate is the highest in Africa, 92%

Economics education and education economics compare the efficiency of various educational programs and policies as well as research on educational needs, economic issues related to education such as financing and education. Rapidly in the field of educational economics, from the relationship between personal school education and labor market outcomes, it covers almost all areas related to education, from early research. Like other investments, investment in human capital requires investment costs. In the usual European countries, most educational expenditures take the form of government consumption, but some expenses are individual burdens. These investments can be quite expensive. In 2005, the EU government spent 3% to 8% of GDP on education, an average of 5%.