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SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN
UKRAINE.

Education in Ukraine is given great (1) by the government and a large
number of facilities and institutions exist for the purpose of educating the
(2). The system of education in Ukraine extends right from pre-school to
higher education.
Ukraine’s educational legislation places great importance on pre-school education.
This early form of (3) is to be cared for by the family or through a pre-
school institution. Varieties of institutions are available for this level of education
in Ukraine and include day care centers, kindergartens and special facilities for
(4) children. Provision is also made for orphans.
Elementary school education in Ukraine forms the foundation of a child’s
schooling career. Ukraine’s Law on Education states that (5) of elementary
schools must be made wherever there are students. Elementary or primary
education acts to develop children’s personalities, talents, formation of morals,
working education as well as knowledge of the human body, nature, industry and
(6). This level of education is (7) in Ukraine and is available at
various types of institutions. Students begin secondary comprehensive schooling at
the age of 6 or 7 years.
Basic school also falls under the (8) education system in Ukraine. This is
the students’ last level of formal basic education. This level of education provides
the link to continuous education systems. It is compulsory to attend basic school
for five years. Formal basic education is completed between the ages of 14 and 16
years. On completion of basic schooling the student will receive a (9)
allowing them to continue on to upper secondary school as well as certain higher
education institutions.
Ukraine has a very well-developed higher education system. Higher education is
provided by higher education establishments, private bodies and scientific and
methodological facilities of the government. This system also encompasses post-
graduate programs and Ph.D’s as well as self-education. The levels of (10)
depend on the Higher Education Institutes’ status. Level one includes vocational
schools and the like who train junior specialists. Level two are colleges and similar
organizations who teach bachelors. Level three is made up of universities,
institutes, academies and conservatories which provide education for bachelors and
specialists. Level four includes universities, conservatories, institutes and
academies which educate bachelors, specialists and masters.
It is evident that the system of education in Ukraine has been well-developed and
opportunities exist for the entire population, even those living in the rural areas.