Education System in the Philiphines

The Philippines recently asked questions about its educational system, the implementation of the K + 12 education system as a basic education course (BEC). This problem is one of the most controversial issues posed by the Aquino government. First, K + 12 is an educational system including kindergarten and primary and secondary education for 12 years (Ministry of Education, 2010). Kindergarten basically starts at the age of 5, primary education (primary education) is educated for 6 or 7 years, secondary education receiving 5 or 6 years of education is defined as high school ( Ministry of Education, 2010).

Because each country has its own educational system, education varies from country to country. However, it is widely believed that Finland has the best education system in the world (Gamerman, 2008). Therefore, its educational system differs in many ways from other countries in Germany. The educational system in Finland includes basic education, high school and higher education (Vossensteyn, 2008), but the German educational system includes primary, secondary and higher education (Lohmar, 2012). The nine-year school in these two countries is compulsory education, but the type of school and the education period vary. This article details the similarities and differences between the two educational systems.

Education is the responsibility of the federal government. The national education system in Malaysia is divided into higher education and higher education. There are two governance bodies in the education department. Higher education from pre-school education to secondary education is managed by Ministry of Education (MOE), and higher education or higher education is managed by Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE). In the national education system, at the age of 4, we begin receiving preschool education, and when we become 6 years old on the first day we will be included in the first year of compulsory primary education for 6 years. The current January Government of the academic year provides free primary and secondary education for 11 years. Most schools in the country are government- or government-funded schools and some private schools. School begins in January and ends in November.