Japanese School System.

        Educational system varies  according to the country, and Japan is well-known for the high level of educaction that they have. However, japanese system is not as different from other countries as people can think. The next two paragraphs summarize the japanese school system so that you could know how the system works.

        As shown in the chart above, japanese education system is divided according to age, grade, and available educational facilities. Therefore, the system, talking about years of study, is similar to other countries. People believe that study in Asian countries is difficult, and that is true. For the japanese nationals six years at elementary school and three years at junior highschool are compulsory. After graduating from junior high school, children may choose to continue their education to high school, or to find employment.

        Most Japanese people describes their higher education as competitive and prestigious. However, they are under a lot of stress and pression because of their parents. In Japan, universities and high colleges are considered post-secondary education providers. Nevertheless, Someone asked to Japaneses about their school system, and that person expected an obvious answer related to memorization. On the contrary, they pointed out how great their system is, how it is one of the best in the world.

        In conclusion, the idea about the hard work and the high level of japanese education is real. Many people suggest to study in Japan. The development of technology and the profesionalism of Japanese people demonstrate that the education in their country is for real, one of the best.