Education abroad I had like

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Education abroad I had like

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Secondly, knowing English at a good
level gives plenty of job opportunities.
Thirdly, such countries as England, the
United States and Canada are full of
places of interest. There are, of course,
certain drawbacks. For example, high
prices of foreign education. Parents
need to spare at least 10 or 15
thousand US dollars each year for
tuition fees. This amount is often out
of average families’ budget.
Nevertheless, most parents try their
best to give their children prestigious
education.
Education is an important part
of our life. Many young people
tend to get education abroad
nowadays and this rush is
gaining popularity at an amazing
rate. Parents eagerly send their
children to western countries in
pursuit of overseas diploma.
The majority of students want
to study in English-speaking
countries and it is easy to
understand why. Firstly, they
can improve their foreign
language skills.

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Nowadays studying abroad is thoughts and hopes of many students. Especially
many students dream to study in England.
At first, studying abroad gives huge opportunities for further high-level positions
at work. Abroad education is highly valued in our country. Many employers are
ready to take such personnel eagerly and with big pleasure. As for me, I want to
study abroad, but this may not always be available and easy as it seems at the
beginning.
Secondly, there are also
some minuses. Many people
who go to study in other
countries stay there to live
and work. It’s a pity that
our country is losing good
and qualified people. Those
whostudy abroad miss the
family and friends very
much; they do not often
have opportunities to meet
with those who are dear to
their heart. So the students
are usually under the
pressure of stress. But to
be honest, learning is good
everywhere if you do it with
pleasure.

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The American system of school education differs
from the systems in other countries.
There are state public schools, private elementary
schools and private secondary schools. Public
schools are free and private schools are feepaying.
Each state has its own system of public schools.
Elementary education begins at the age of six or
seven, when a child goes to the first grade
(form). At the age of sixteen schoolchildren leave
the elementary school and may continue their
education at one of the secondary schools or high
schools, as they call them.