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               The U.K. education emphasizes on developing creativity and decision
        making skills. Students are strongly encouraged to read, raise questions, think
        critically and exchange ideas as well as opinions. In addition, students have a
        wide range of extra-curricular activities to choose from.

        The education system in the U K  is div ided into four lev els :



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                Education systems in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are relatively   to sit for “Highers”, a test equivalent to A-level. However, certain private schools in
         similar while there is a slight difference in Scotland. The U.K. compulsory schooling is   Scotland may follow England’s curriculum, and require students to sit for GCSE or A/
         for ages 5-16. Children ages 5-11 will be studying in primary schools, while those ages   As-levels tests, instead of the National Qualifications at Highers and Advanced Highers.
         11- 16 , or upto 18 or 19 years, will be studying secondary schools. After completing a   In addition, International Baccalaureate (IB) programmes may be offered in some private
         compulsory education, every student is required to sit for a GCSE test (General Certificate   schools in Scotland.
         of Secondary Education) in order to assess their knowledge and aptitude. The result from
         this test will be used for university admission.        !"#$$%&'*3$%;'*(&G$3&6#+)&!(.,'*(/&
                After that students who wish to study at tertiary level tend to study further
         education (the Sixth Form) for another 2 years until turning 18. Regarding the Sixth Form,      Students ages 11 to 13 years are in an appropriate age range to come and
         most students choose to continue with A-levels for 2 years (or National Qualifications   study in the U.K. because during these years students in the U.K. will be required to
         at Highers and Advanced Highers for Scotland). Alternatively, students can also study   complete a career test for the first time in order to find their suitable field of study at
         in the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme which is an internationally recognised   a university level. If Thai students are not yet ready, they could come to study in the
         qualification for students ages 16-18. In addition, students can also choose to study   U.K. when turning 14. Alternatively they may come to the U.K. to enter GCSE level
         vocational qualifications.                               (or National Qualifications for students in Scotland) in which students will be asked to
                The Education in Scotland is slightly different. After completing primary   complete the second career test. Instead, students can finish grade 9 from Thailand,
         education, students will enter secondary education when turning 12 years of age,   and study GCSE in the U.K. for only one year. Please note that the 1-year GCSE may
         taking another 6 years to complete the compulsory education. Students ages 16  will   offered only in certain schools
         be studying in S5 level, and S6  level for those ages 17. After this, students will have





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