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Презентация, доклад на тему Учеба в Британии
Содержание
- 1. Учеба в Британии
- 2. Слайд 2
- 3. School EducationCompulsory education from 5 to 16Primary
- 4. Further EducationUsually for students between 16 and
- 5. Слайд 5
- 6. Primary School SubjectsOne teacher teaches:ArtAnalysisDramaEnglishGeographyHistoryMathematicsScottish Gaelic (in Scotland)
- 7. Secondary School SubjectsMathematicsScienceTechnology and designInformation TechnologyEnglishModern Languages
- 8. Secondary schools examinations:The pupils may take examinations
- 9. Further educationEngland, Wales, Northern Ireland3 or more ‘A’ levels taken at age 18ScotlandHighersAlternativeInternational Baccalaureate
- 10. Higher EducationThere are more than 200 universities in BritainMostly teach a broad range of subjects
- 11. Undergraduate CoursesUsually only three yearsSpecialise in one subjectEntrance requirementsGood English profieciencyPrevious examinations
- 12. Postgraduate coursesMastersCan be teaching or research basedUsually examined by dissertationOne or two yearsDoctorateAlways research, never taught
- 13. University degreesBachelor’s degreesB.A., B.Sc., B.Ed.Usually three yearsNote
- 14. Classification of degreesBachelors: 1 (first class honours)2.i
- 15. Answer the questionsWhat stages is the system
School EducationCompulsory education from 5 to 16Primary education is given to children between the ages of 5 - 11Soon to be extended to 18Students follow the National CurriculumThere is no requirement to ‘graduate’
Слайд 3School Education
Compulsory education from 5 to 16
Primary education is given to
children between the ages of 5 - 11
Soon to be extended to 18
Students follow the National Curriculum
There is no requirement
to ‘graduate’
Soon to be extended to 18
Students follow the National Curriculum
There is no requirement
to ‘graduate’
Слайд 4Further Education
Usually for students between 16 and 18
Prepares for university or
for a vocation
A wide variety of examinations, including ‘A’ levels, baccalaureate, Scottish Highers
A wide variety of examinations, including ‘A’ levels, baccalaureate, Scottish Highers
Слайд 6Primary School Subjects
One teacher teaches:
Art
Analysis
Drama
English
Geography
History
Mathematics
Scottish Gaelic (in Scotland)
Слайд 7Secondary School Subjects
Mathematics
Science
Technology and design
Information Technology
English
Modern Languages (French, German, Spanish)
Geography
History
Social Education
Religion
Cooking
Music
Physical
education
Greek and Latin (grammar and independent schools)
Greek and Latin (grammar and independent schools)
Слайд 8Secondary schools examinations:
The pupils may take examinations leading to the
- certificate
of secondary education (CSE),
- general certificate of education (GCE).
- general certificate of education (GCE).
Слайд 9Further education
England, Wales, Northern Ireland
3 or more ‘A’ levels taken at
age 18
Scotland
Highers
Alternative
International Baccalaureate
Scotland
Highers
Alternative
International Baccalaureate
Слайд 10Higher Education
There are more than 200 universities in Britain
Mostly teach a
broad range of subjects
Слайд 11Undergraduate Courses
Usually only three years
Specialise in one subject
Entrance requirements
Good English profieciency
Previous
examinations
Слайд 12Postgraduate courses
Masters
Can be teaching or research based
Usually examined by dissertation
One or
two years
Doctorate
Always research, never taught
Doctorate
Always research, never taught
Слайд 13University degrees
Bachelor’s degrees
B.A., B.Sc., B.Ed.
Usually three years
Note Scottish and Oxbridge M.A.s
Master’s
degrees
M.A., M.Sc., M.Phil.
One or two years
Doctorates
Ph.D., D.Mus, etc.
Three to five years
M.A., M.Sc., M.Phil.
One or two years
Doctorates
Ph.D., D.Mus, etc.
Three to five years
Слайд 14Classification of degrees
Bachelors:
1 (first class honours)
2.i (second class honours, first
division)
2.ii (second class honours, second division)
3 (third class honours)
Pass (ordinary degree)
Masters:
Distinction
Pass
Doctorate
Pass
2.ii (second class honours, second division)
3 (third class honours)
Pass (ordinary degree)
Masters:
Distinction
Pass
Doctorate
Pass
Слайд 15Answer the questions
What stages is the system of education in Great
Britain divided into?
Is school education compulsory, or not?
Between what ages is primary education given?
What schools are primary schools divided into?
How are schools giving a general education called?
How are secondary school examinations called?
What is CSE?
Is school education compulsory, or not?
Between what ages is primary education given?
What schools are primary schools divided into?
How are schools giving a general education called?
How are secondary school examinations called?
What is CSE?
