The current school system in France primary, secondary, higher education .

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I am a student of the Sino-French Engineering College of Beihang University, and we learned according to the French education model.

In p514 of the "Pedagogy" edited by the Department of Education of Nanjing Normal University, there is a map of French studies. The above is detailed.

You can take a look at the book "French Culture Progressive", which says it very clearly.

France One of the characteristics of the French higher education system is the great diversity of training courses: there are both long-term and short-term courses; That is, it offers general and vocational courses, and distinguishes between applied and research-based training and training; You can study at a comprehensive university or apply for a professional college; Each type of course has its own special admission conditions, duration of study, teaching methods and other characteristics; These features serve different purposes and give all people the opportunity to earn a recognized diploma. Some majors such as:

Law, medicine, humanities, etc., are offered only at universities, but subjects such as engineering, management, and the arts can be studied at universities, or they can be enrolled in private or public colleges or colleges. Of course, there will be differences in the admission method, academic system, teaching form, and training goals. The diversity of disciplines in higher education in France offers international students the opportunity to choose the right training course according to their academic experience and needs. Moreover, higher education institutions in France treat foreign students the same as their own students, without distinction of any kind, not only in terms of admission requirements, but also in the diplomas they issue.

Chinese and French universities have different systems, different educational philosophies (or cultural differences), and different forms of management.

He said that the French higher education system is a relatively unique and diversified system, which is not only different from China, but also quite different from the British and American education systems.

French universities have a tradition of equality: French universities accept all students who have passed the French university entrance examination, and the admission of students is based on the principle of proximity. There are few well-known universities in France, and there is no subject bias among universities, and universities are only distinguished by their location.

China's universities, on the other hand, are very different from each other, and the quality is uneven. This difference is in the academic level of scientific research, the concept of running a school, the history and culture, and the regional differences. It has also been affected by the nationwide restructuring of faculties. Each university has its own specialization, and each has its own field of expertise.

Comprehensive university education in France is a civilian education, and anyone who holds a baccalaureate diploma or equivalent certificate can register at the university, and there is no entrance exam. At this point, China will not be able to learn. With the size of China's population, the impetuous mentality of wanting to enter a prestigious university, and the competitive pressure from society, such a system simply cannot be implemented.

Long-term higher education at a comprehensive university is generally organized in three stages, and at the end of each stage, as long as the results are passed, the corresponding diploma is awarded by the state. This diploma does not mean that you will automatically enter a higher stage of study, but you will be able to move on to other subjects at the same level. Therefore, if you are in the first year of a university, you can change schools when you are in your second year. If you want to study for an engineer degree after completing your bachelor's degree, the cold window of the first few years will not be in vain, as long as you pass the entrance exam, you can enter the corresponding grade.

Such rules are very different from those in China. Exchanges between Chinese universities are not extensive, and there is no standardized and systematic platform, and communication is very limited. The awarding of diplomas can be said to be completely different between the two countries; It cannot be blindly imitated.

Finally, it should be said that under the influence of French political culture and values, the French higher education system is different from the United Kingdom and the United States, and has always been unique and under the strong unified leadership and management of the ** authorities. But in recent years, the education system, which was once characterized by "equality" and prided on it, has begun to gradually disintegrate. In August 2007, France promulgated a draft university reform.

In 2009, an additional €1.5 billion was allocated for higher education reform. In doing so, France** is trying to change its embarrassing situation of lagging behind in the world university rankings.

It can be seen that in recent years, the French people have also been constantly reflecting on their own higher education system, and in the face of the situation of gradually falling behind in the world's universities, the existing French higher education system obviously needs to be improved.

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Just like the French democratic system does not apply to China, it is a truth.

Because we want nothing but harmony.

China's situation is different from that of France, first of all, population is a very big problem. Secondly, the social system, the effect of improvement, and the question of time are also difficult problems. The reform of the education system does not mean that whoever is good must change what it is, but it must conform to the national conditions, and the system for one's own country must be gradually improved.

This is conducive to the development of national education.

Students who come to study in France generally choose public universities, so what is the duration of study in these universities? Let's talk about it.

1. Master's degree

This period of master's degree is to study for two years, and students only need to get 120 credits in their studies to be able to answer this diploma. In France, there are two different types of diplomas, one for research students, who can go on to study for a doctorate. The second type is the vocational type, which can be directly employed after completing school.

2. Doctoral stage

This stage takes three years and is one of the branches of public universities. However, it is independent in terms of enrollment and teaching. Students are also required to complete 120 credits in one or two years at this stage.

If you study for another year, you will get a vocational bachelor's degree.

Nowadays, there is also one type of educational institution that has been welcomed by many people, and that is the elite educational institutions in France, such as business schools and engineering schools, which belong to this kind of education. This combination of theory and practice will be more important to the school, and it will also pay more attention to the cooperation between the university and the enterprise. Some colleges have different academic systems, and some of them are more similar to the comprehensive impression, that is, the system from bachelor's degree to master's degree and then to doctorate.

Other colleges, such as engineering colleges, start with high school graduation, and the school system is usually a five-year system. Students study for two years in the preparatory department of the school or in high school, and then go to university for three years to study engineering. These institutions are more strict in teaching, and generally ensure that students can successfully pass the selection of colleges after completing the preparatory department.

This stage is called the credit system, and after the student has completed the required credits, he or she can start the next stage of study, or he can also take some other exams to enter this stage of engineering studies.

In addition, there are also art and design colleges and universities here in France. Each of these institutions has its own characteristics. However, here BAC+5 is certain that it is a master's diploma.

It's not a diploma of a junior college, but if it's a national diploma, then it can be recognized when it's buried in the country.