Comparative Study of Pak-Australia Educaiton System

3. PAKISTAN
Southern part of Asia
Diversified country of the world
Highest mountain system of world
Area: 796096km2
Population:140 Million
Literacy rate nearly 40%
Urdu is the official language of Pakistan
Four Provinces and Four Federal
Territories

4. Sixth biggest country in the world
Australians have a high standard of living
The country is divided into 6 states and two
territories.
• New South Wales (NSW)
• Queensland
• South Australia (SA)
• Tasmania
• Victoria
• Western Australia (WA)
• The Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
• The Northern Territory (NT)
AUSTRALIA

5. LEVELS OF EDUCATION
Primary Level
 Middle Level
 High/Secondary Level
 Intermediate/Higher Secondary
 University Level of Education
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
PAKISTAN

6. TYPES OF INSTITUTIONS
Private Elite Schools
Non-Elite Private Schools
Public schools
Madrassas
Federal Govt. Educational Institutions
Cadet colleges
Missionary schools
DAANISH school system
Cambridge Education System
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
PAKISTAN

7. Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
AUSTRALIA
LEVELS OF EDUCATION
Age (years) School/Grade Band
3-5 Preschool Nursery
5-11 Kindergarten1-6 Primary school
12-18 7-12 High school
19-Above Higher University Edu.
TYPES OF INSTITUTIONS:
Government/public/state schools
Catholic schools
Private schools
Boarding schools
Colleges and Universities

8. Responsible Authorities
Authorities for Supervision
Curriculum Design and Development
Process
CD at Higher Education Level:
o Higher Education Commission
o Procedure to Review/ Revise
Curriculum
o Steps Involved In Curriculum
Review/Revision Process
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
PAKISTAN

9. i. Shaping
ii. Writing
iii. Implementation
iv. Monitoring & Evaluation
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
AUSTRALIA

10. o Teachers’ Education in
Pakistan
o Efforts regarding Teachers’
Education
o Degrees and Certification
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
PAKISTAN

11. o Teachers’ Education in
Australia
o Courses & Degrees for
Teachers Education
o Government Contribution in
Teachers Development
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
AUSTRALIA

12. TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION IN PAKISTAN:
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
PAKISTAN
Province/Area Boys Girls Co-Edu. Total
Punjab 130 134 1 265
Sindh 5 63 68
KPK 47 0 47
Baluchistan 11 17 28
ICT 1 1
Total 194 214 1 409

13. o Post Secondary
o Provided through the
Vocational Education and
Training (VET) System
o Technical and Further
Education (TAFE)
o TAFE are required to pay
full fees
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
AUSTRALIA

14. 1. Ministry of Education and
Training, Government of
Pakistan
2. Higher Education
Commission
o Scholarships for foreign
study
o Scholarships for
International Students
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
PAKISTAN

15. Scholarship System in Australia
Study Subject (s)
Course Level
Eligibility
Award conditions
Scholarship Open for IS
Scholarship Description
Comparative Study of
Education System in
Pakistan & Australia
AUSTRALIA

16. DIFFERENCES:
 Public & Private Sectors
 School year
 Boarding schools
 Supervision of Education System
 Guidance & Counseling
 Spending on Education
SIMILARITIES:
 Age-wise schooling & Grades
 Levels of Education
 Religious Education
DIFFERENCES
&
SIMILARITIES
VS

17. DIFFERENCES:
 Single Authority
 ACARA Vs NTBC
 Implementation of Curriculum
SIMILARITIES:
 Pakistan: NBCT & Australia: ACARA
 Experts of specific fields for draft
 phases before preparation
 Directly supervised by
Government of Pakistan
&Commonwealth of Australia
DIFFERENCES
&
SIMILARITIES
VS

18. DIFFERENCES:
 Training programs before
job in Australia & Aptitude
tests in Pak.
 Practical work and
Workshops
 Government participation
in teachers training
programs
SIMILARITIES:
 Degrees and Certification
DIFFERENCES
&
SIMILARITIES
VS

19. DIFFERENCES:
 VETS for both public &
Private sector
 Technical and Further
Education” (TFE) Vs TEVTA
 Scholarships
SIMILARITIES:
 Post Secondary
 Separate Boards
 Financed by the Government
DIFFERENCES
&
SIMILARITIES
VS

20. DIFFERENCES:
 Awarding Authorities
 Magnitude and Scope
 Budget Allocation
 Priorities
SIMILARITIES:
 National & International Students
 Vocational & Technical Education
 Eligibility Criteria
DIFFERENCES
&
SIMILARITIES
VS

21. DIFFERENCES:
 Both Countries have few
similarities and more differences
 Positions of both countries in Edu.
REASONS:
 Ratio of Public - Private students
 Educational year – Examination
 Boarding / Residential Schools
 Strong Central Supervision
 Guidance Services
 Spending on Education
DIFFERENCES
&
SIMILARITIES
VS