School
System in Russia
Education
is compulsory between the ages of 6 and 15. By the age of six, children enter
primary school. During the four years of primary school all subjects are taught
by the same teacher. By the age of 10, kids enter senior school. After five
mandatory years, it is obligatory to continue with school for another two
years, which allows entrance into universities. The second option is to enter
vocational or non-university institute. These schools offer some academic
subject, but mainly training in technical fields. Students graduate from both
schools around the age of 18. Russian school year is split into four terms with
vacation in between. School starts September first and ends in the final week
of May, with finals to be written in June. As we know, Russian grading is on a
scale from 1-5, with 5 being the best grade.
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