1.	Introduction

2.	Great Britain

2.1.	Primary education

2.2.	Secondary education

2.3.	Higher education

3.

USA

3.1.	Pre-education

3.2.	Primary education

3.3.	Secondary education

3.4.	Higher Education

4.	The Czech Republic

4.1.	Pre-education

4.2.	Primary education

4.3.	Secondary education

4.4.	Higher Education

5.	Short Compartment

"Introduction:
Education is nowadays very important, because it is the safest way to have some good job and good future, too. But there are different methods and system of education. I would like to introduce education systems in GB, the USA, the Czech Republic and then compare them.


GB:
Full time education is compulsory between the ages 5 and 16.
There are state and public schools, public school are paid and they are very expensive but some of them as Eton, Harrow, Rugby are very prestige. About 7% of children attend public schools, many of them are boarding schools.
At primary education schools children usually wear an uniform, at secondary education only some private schools require uniform.

Children can attend nursery school between two and four years of the age, but the nursery school isn’t compulsory.

Primary education:
Most children in the UK begin their primary education at the age of 5. They attend infant school for two years and then they attend junior school for another four years to the age of eleven.
Or they can attend first school, this school is for children at the age group 5 to 8,9, or 10.
Or they can go to a middle school, which is for children at the age from 8 to 12 or from 9 to 13 or from 10 to 13. The most common group is group from 8 to 12.
Or children can attend preparatory school, which is paid and which is for children between the ages of 8 to 13, or 5 to 13.

Secondary education:
Children start secondary education at age of 11. They can attend grammar school, which should prepare children to go to university or secondary modern or secondary technical school, which give more emphasis on practical knowledge. But most children go to comprehensive school.
At the age of 16 pupils make a GCSEs ( the General Certificate of Secondary Education)."