Education in Depereko

The education system of Depereko contributed greatly to the development, but at the same time it also contained many problems.

## History

Depereko made primary education compulsory after the subject reform of Jurna II. However, in many cases this was not done properly, the actual elementary education completion rate was less than 50%. Therefore, on May 20, 118 V-, Kharvart II strengthened the supply of elementary education, and the elementary school graduation rate reached almost 100%. did. Secondary education became compulsory in 92 V-, and the high school graduation rate reached 98% from around V- 70's. However, in 36 V-, by Kharkliv II, all schools created their own entrance exams, and the education system was reorganized so that admission is possible regardless of whether or not the previous level of education has been completed. For this reason, elementary and middle schools began to provide education aimed at passing the entrance exams at nearby upper schools in order to promote their survival. Eventually, in 19 V-, Congress amended the Education Act to give preference to admitted students who had fully completed the previous curriculum at the upper school, instead of retaining the right to challenge the entrance exam at the upper school even if they did not complete the previous curriculum. After that, the students who entered college were mostly filled with high school graduates. Higher education was relatively normal due to students who completed the curriculum were admitted, but there were still many students who did not complete elementary education among middle school students. Still, Depereko's secondary education completion rate reached 99.9%. During the EHCUZ period, the high school graduation rate plummeted to around 70%, but after Remenia II, the graduation rate returned to close to 100%. Since then, the overall academic achievement of the people has been on the rise, with the university admission rate exceeding 40%. However, the college education process is very difficult and the graduation rate is only 8-10%.

## Curriculum

### Basic education

Depereko set the course completion period to be 6-3-3-4 years. Graduate programs can be completed in two years, and doctoral programs can be completed through a doctoral program. Depereko's schools are not leveled at all. The level of entrance exams is different from each elementary school, and from the middle school entrance exam, the future school is decided very clearly according to the grades. In middle schools of a certain level, there are students who want to go on to regular high schools, while there are many students who devote their lives to studying to enter some prestigious high schools that award majorer degrees. From high school, the level is subdivided to the extent that each high school has famous classes or subjects, and every year, high school seniors take the Imperial Higher Education Test to determine their college admissions.

### Higher education

Deperekoan university have a difficult curriculum and requires excessive thesis and research results, with university tuition subsidized by the government for up to four years after admission, and after that, the individual has to bear the murderous tuition. Most universities do not give scholarships for any reason, so students who do not graduate in four years immediately drop out of the university. Defereco doesn't recognize any academic background from dropping out, so college dropouts end up with a high school diploma.

### Master's and Doctorate

Depereko's master's and doctoral program is bizarre, with the fields of master's and doctoral degrees as highly fragmented as bachelor's degrees. To receive any master's or doctoral degree, you must have a bachelor's degree in the same major. It is also very difficult to obtain a master's or doctorate degree from a university other than the university where you received your bachelor's degree.

### Career advancement

At Depereko, a low level of education does not mean there are no jobs, but discrimination in education in society is very serious. When hiring workers, it is impossible to dream of becoming a civil servant with a high school diploma or less, giving preference to those with a high educational background, which is the academic background to check before their age. After graduating from a college of economics or engineering, it is common to become an executive at a large corporation before the age of 30. Graduates from the College of Social Sciences and Law School are also frequently employed as civil servants. However, the College of Humanities and the College of Natural Sciences has the image of mainly rich white people. As the number of college graduates is small, talents who have graduated from the College of Education are exempted from the teacher appointment exam, and usually work in prestigious schools. In the case of college dropouts, the number of college graduates is absolutely insufficient, so dropouts are given the opportunity to take the teacher appointment exam. Since the teacher appointment test is easier than graduating within four years of the college of education, the successful candidates usually work at an average school.

### Military service

*Main Article: Conscription in Depereko*

Military service is deferred while attending university, and if you obtain a bachelor’s degree, you are exempt from military service. If you have a solid track record, you can shorten your service by 8 months with a comfortable position. Those with less than middle school education will be expelled from the military register.