1.	Systém vzdělávání v ČR

2.	Systém vzdělávání v USA

3.	Systém vzdělávání v GB

"At the age of 7, 11, 14 and 16 assessments take place how the child is doing. The principal examination at about the age of 16 is the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE).
O-level=ordinary
A-level=advanced
Advanced level of GCSE (A level) gives students possibility to study more subjects and these exams taken at 18 are the standard for entrance to university.
Those who do not study at universities can be trained in nursing, law, banking, accountancy or in manufacturing or service industry.
The English universities can be divided into 3 groups:
1. Oxford and Cambridge ("Oxbridge") - the oldest and most famous, founded in 12 and 13 centuries
2. Redbrick universities-founded in 19 century-London, Durham, Manchester, provide technological training in industrial areas
3. the new universities opened after 1960-Sussex, York, Kent…
The basic qualification for university admission is the GCSE at A level. The courses last usually over 3 to 4 years (5 or 6 in medicine, dentistry and veterinary sciences). The first degree is either BA or BSc (put after one's name). The following degree is MA or MSc (students must work on a thesis at least for one year).
-BA=Bachelor of Arts, BSc=Bachelor of Science, MA=Master of Arts, MSc=Master of Science Church schools-there is compulsory religious education and some secondary church schools have more lessons a week. I think that they are first-quality schools."