Compulsory education - Bezpečnostně právní akademie Brno

Číslo projektu: CZ.1.07/1.5.00/34.0036
Název projektu: Inovace a individualizace výuky
Autor: Mgr. Libuše Matulová
Název materiálu: Education
Označení materiálu: VY_32_INOVACE_MAT27
Datum vytvoření: 10.10.2013
Vzdělávací oblast: Konverzační okruhy
Ročník: první až čtvrtý
Název školy: BEZPEČNOSTNĚ PRÁVNÍ AKADEMIE BRNO, s.r.o.,
střední škola
Anotace
• Studenti se naučí poznávat rozdíly mezi
českým a britským vzdělávacím systémem
Metodické pokyny
• Lze použít při výuce reálií ve Spojeném
království v hodinách anglického jazyka a
konverzace
A) Education in the Czech Republic
• The compulsory education takes 9 years,
(from the age of 6 to the age of 15).
… but, before that,
for little children there is:
Stage 1:
Kindergarten
(Czech Rep.)
Children may
attend (go to)
kindergarten
from the age
of 3 to 6.
Stage 2:
Primary school
6 - 15
When children are 6 (years old), they start attending
(going to) primary school.
Some may leave it at 11 to go over to grammar
school
while
others stay at primary school until they are 15.
Stage 3:
Secondary school
15 - 19
Students may go to:
vocational school and specialize
to start a job
SOŠ
or
go to general school to prepare
for university studies.
Maturita Exam = Graduation Exam
• Most students take the maturita exam when they
are 19.
At our school they take it in:
Special P.E. (judo, karate and
self-defence), in Czech, in
English or Russian or Maths,
and in Law.
Stage 4:
•
University
If you pass your maturita exam, you may continue your
education at university.
You may choose your branch of study according to your
interests, e.g.
sciences, economics, law, sport, languages etc.
B) … in the United Kingdom
• Stage 1: Nursery (kindergarten), age 3 – 5
• Stage 2: Primary school, age 5 – 11
• Stage 3: Secondary school, age 11 – 16
Compulsory education takes
11 years in the UK (from 5 to 16)
(While it is only 9 years
in the Czech Republic!)
• Stage 4: University (18 + )
GCE exams – taken at 16
General Certificate
of Education
Students in the UK take GCE exams when
they are 16
to finish their
compulsory education.
GCE A-levels - taken at 18
Advanced level
• They are the
equivalent of our
maturita exam.
(GCE A-levels = our maturita
exam)
In the Czech Republic
Answer the questions:
1. Do you like going to school? Why?
2. What subjects do you have?
3. What stages of school are there in the CR?
4. What time do you usually start and finish school
every day?
5. How long does it take you to get to school?
6. Will you continue your education after the
maturita exam?
Answers:
1. Yes, I quite like going to school./No, I don´t like
going… because it is too much work, it is boring,
but I like some subjects, e.g. P.E. …..
2. We have general subjects like Maths, Czech,
English, Russian, Biology, Geography, History, but
also special P.E. (physical education), criminology
etc.
3. There is kindergarten, primary school, secondary
school and university in the CR.
4. I usually start school at 7.10 am but sometimes
later. I finish at about 3 pm.
… answers continued:
5. It takes me …. minutes to get to school. I
travel by bus to get to school.
6. Yes, I will. I hope to continue my education at
university if I pass the entrance tests. / No, I
won´t continue my education. I am going to
find a job, but later I may take a course to
improve my skills.
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