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The German school system

In Germany, compulsory schooling is compulsory from the age of 6. From then on you go to primary school for 4 years, that is until the fourth grade. When you have finished primary school, you continue on to secondary school. This term refers to schools like grammar schools or comprehensive schools. Depending on how your certificate is in the fourth grade, a school will be recommended to you and you can then choose for yourself which school you would like to go to. The schools then use the certificate to determine whether you can go to that school. In North Rhine-Westphalia, for example, you will be taught there from 7:40 am to 12:50 pm, or on long days until 14:25 pm. At the school you are then from the 5th grade up to the 10th grade or at grammar schools up to the 12th or 13 grade. This corresponds to an age of 11-18 years. With the exception of the grammar schools, you have to complete a middle school leaving certificate in the 10th grade. However, if you want to take the Abitur, you will have to go to a grammar school. You need this Abitur to be able to study later and earn more money because of better jobs.

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Before you enter primary school you usually attend kindergarten. After that, you will enter primary school at the age of 6, which you must attend. There you complete 4 school years the 1-4 class. Afterwards, you can take a certificate from the degree in the 4th grade. In the second class you decide whether you will attend a grammar school, a secondary modern school or a secondary modern school to complete the next school years. At the gymnasium, school starts at 07:40 and ends at 12:50. On long school days with 9 hours, school continues until 15:25. At our school in Nord- Rhein Westfalen the children have to learn at least 2 foreign languages. At the grammar school it continues then with the 5th - 12th or 13th grade. Great. This corresponds then to the age of 11- 18 years to complete his high school diploma. After 10. You can get off in the second class and thus have the medium maturity. In order to be able to study later, one needs the Abitur, which is then valid until the 12th/13th grade. Great. The holidays in Germany /North Rhine-Westphalia are in summer, these last 6 weeks, then in autumn for 2 weeks, in winter and in spring also 2 weeks.

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In Germany, the school system is a bit different in every federal state. All children come to primary school at about six years of age, which usually lasts four years. After that, the performance of the children decides whether they go to the „Hauptschule“, the „Realschule or to the „gymnasium“. An alternative is the comprehensive school, where you can complete all the degrees. Some high school students leave school after 9th grade and then they are looking for an apprenticeship . Some go to school for another year and can then obtain a better degree, e. g. a secondary school diploma. Real pupils go to school for ten years. After that, they have different options. Many are educated and spend three years learning a trade in companies and in vocational schools . Some secondary school students also go on to the technical secondary school and do the technical baccalaureate or they go to the Gymnasium or the comprehensive school. This is where schooling lasts the longest. At the end of the 12th century or 13. The Gymnasiasten make the Abitur class. This allows them to apply for a place at the university or university of applied sciences or for an apprenticeship.

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Report of German School-System

Germany has a different school system than in other countries. It starts with us at the age of three in a „Kindergarten“. There you are three years and then you come to a primary school at age 6. In primary school you learn all basics. In the second to the third year of school, it starts with the search for the right secondary school. We have 4 different types of secondary schools. One is the Grammar school. At the end of the 4th school year, you will receive a certificate on which the achievements in the last school year of the primary school are written on it. Afterwards we go to the secondary school. This goes up to the Abitur (12 or 13 years). But there are also some who do not want to take their Abitur and graduate after 10 years.

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German school system

There are three different types of schools in Germany. Secondary school, secondary school and high school. Before that, you have to go to primary school for four years. After primary school you get a recommendation on which school type you should go to. If you go to the junior high school then you have to go up to the tenth grade and then you get your middle maturity. If you go to a high school you have to go up to the 12th grade and then do your Abitur afterwards you can study. But you can't cut everything with every Abitur. For example, if you want to become a doctor you have to have a one-cut style

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The German school system is kind of different than the American and the British ones. Before you enter school, you can visit a Kita or a kindergarten. As in America we start school at the age of 6 at our elementary school. You will stay there for 4 years (I live in North Rhine-Westphalia. In some states it can be more or less). After you completed elementary school, you’ll go to a "Gymnasium", "Real-", "Gesamt-" or "Hauptschule". It depends on your grades. If you have very good grades, you should better go to a Gymnasium. You’ll stay there until you’re 17 or 18 and do your “Abitur”. If your grades are normal, you should visit a Realschule. You’ll stay there until you’re 15 or 16 and do your "Realschulabschluss". And if your grades are not the best, then you should go to a "Hauptschule", where you’ll stay until you’re 15 to 16 too and do your "Hauptschulabschluss". At a "Gesamtschule" you can do all different kinds of graduations. After school, only "Gymnasiasten" with an Abitur can go to a university. The rest will probably do an “Ausbildung”. My school is called “Clara-Fey-Schule”, which is a privat School, which means you have to pay for it. It is a Gymnasium and a Realschule, but I’m visiting the Gymnasium. I’m fourteen years old and in 8th grade. My school starts at 7:40 am, on some days it ends at 12:50 am and on some days it ends at 3:25 pm. I always take the bus to get home. In four years, I’m going to do my Abitur, and then I want to visit a university.