The document discusses Germany's higher education system. It begins with an overview of the structure of Germany including its federal states and education system. It then covers higher education before and after the Bologna Process, which reformed degrees into a two-tier bachelor's and master's system. It also discusses the differences between public and private universities, with public universities having limited fees but issues with space and private universities having fewer students per class but higher fees. In conclusion, it calls for improving the preparation of students for university or vocational training to reduce high dropout rates.
The document discusses Germany's higher education system. It begins with an overview of the structure of Germany including its federal states and education system. It then covers higher education before and after the Bologna Process, which reformed degrees into a two-tier bachelor's and master's system. It also discusses the differences between public and private universities, with public universities having limited fees but issues with space and private universities having fewer students per class but higher fees. In conclusion, it calls for improving the preparation of students for university or vocational training to reduce high dropout rates.
- Education in the Czech Republic is compulsory from ages 6-15 and is provided through state schools free of charge. Optional private and church schools can also be attended.
- The education system includes pre-school (ages 3-6), primary school (ages 6-15), secondary school (ages 15-19) and tertiary education (ages 19-26). Secondary schools prepare students for work or further education through vocational, technical or academic programs.
- Students can continue to universities or colleges after secondary school to obtain bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees. The oldest university is Charles University in Prague.
The German education system includes kindergarten, elementary school (Grundschule), secondary schools like Hauptschule, Realschule, Gymnasium, and Gesamtschule. Higher education includes universities, colleges, and professional schools. There are also private schools like substitute schools and auxiliary schools. Special schools exist for students with disabilities. Adult education programs include evening secondary schools and colleges for gifted students without a high school diploma. Homeschooling is illegal in Germany.
Genus und Plural, Regeln und Zusammenhänge im Überblick. Género y plural, explicación sistemática de las reglas. Gender and plural, an overview and systematization.
- Education in the Czech Republic is compulsory from ages 6-15 and is provided through state schools free of charge. Optional private and church schools can also be attended.
- The education system includes pre-school (ages 3-6), primary school (ages 6-15), secondary school (ages 15-19) and tertiary education (ages 19-26). Secondary schools prepare students for work or further education through vocational, technical or academic programs.
- Students can continue to universities or colleges after secondary school to obtain bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees. The oldest university is Charles University in Prague.
The German education system includes kindergarten, elementary school (Grundschule), secondary schools like Hauptschule, Realschule, Gymnasium, and Gesamtschule. Higher education includes universities, colleges, and professional schools. There are also private schools like substitute schools and auxiliary schools. Special schools exist for students with disabilities. Adult education programs include evening secondary schools and colleges for gifted students without a high school diploma. Homeschooling is illegal in Germany.
Genus und Plural, Regeln und Zusammenhänge im Überblick. Género y plural, explicación sistemática de las reglas. Gender and plural, an overview and systematization.
Aus der den Medien hören wir ständig von Asylbewerbern, sicheren Drittstaaten, Balkanflüchtlingen und Problemen in und um die Unterkünfte. Doch was ist unser Asylrecht überhaupt? Wie läuft ein Asylverfahren ab und warum ist die Problematik gerade jetzt so aktuell? Welche Gründe gibt es, woher kommen die Flüchtlinge und welche Rechte haben sie? Auf diese und weitere Fragen wird im Vortrag eingegangen .
Wenn die Flüchtlinge in Deutschland angekommen sind, stehen Behörden und Freiwillige diversen Problemen gegenüber, sowohl in den Erstunterkünften als auch in den Flüchtlingsheimen. Welche Schwierigkeiten dies sind und welche Lösungen es an unterschiedlichen Stellen gibt, wird ebenfalls Thema sein.
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