The children in German schools usually get more homework, usually in for the next day. School also generally starts earlier but ends earlier too, around 1-2pm. This gets later in higher years (they don't have specific ending times, some days are longer than others). German children also start school a year later, meaning that being in year 8 here would be called year 7 in Germany. There are also generally more tests and exams in German schools. Most schools also don't have a canteen as children have lunch after school. This is changing slightly though because school is starting to end later.
Finally, instead of having only one secondary school they have three types; 'das Gymnasium', for the higher achieving people, 'die Hauptschule' for the lower half and 'die Gesamtschule' which is mixed.
American schools talk in English, and German schools talk in German.
The standard of education
Yes, it is a compulsory subject in German schools
English 'leopard' German 'Leopard' [Spot the difference]
german schools have no uniform which is cool but still australian schools look more official and show pride by wearing a uniform you can also tell the diffrence between schools by wearing a uniform.
they both have a preschool type thing and have apprenticeships
they learn English spanish German and Chinese and polish
One in english, the other german.
If you an English speaking student and are interested in studying abroad in Germany, there are several schools offering technical programs and degrees in English. A few of these schools include University of Freiburg, University of Hannover, and Jacobs University Breman. For a more extensive list of German Universities offering technical degrees in English, you can visit the webpage of DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service).
the languages taught in French school are mainly English, Spanish, German.
The standard languages taught in Belgium schools are Dutch, French,German and English. French, Dutch and English are mandatory. German is usually given to the students who choose a direction that focusses on languages. Sometimes Spanish or Italian is also given, but that's optional
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