So what are the most advanced countries in education? Education is the future of a nation, so every country has the need to educate its youth in order to have a prosperous future for the next generations. And advanced education system means that a certain country is able to bring up not only scientists but academics, writers, and philosophers as well. Insider Monkey recently published an article in which we can find lots of interesting facts about his topic.
As for me I have always considered learning an essential part of our lives. No matter what you learn, either you will be a teacher, engineer or assistant – the important thing for you is to study. Lots of countries use innovative systems and tools to develop their education systems, and many of them emphasize to study as many foreign languages as the students can learn. English is essential almost everywhere. In their article Insider Monkey give us a very thorough picture about education, and education in the world. In order to get the right information, Insider Monkey consulted sites like World Economic Forum rankings, Pisa tests, and Education Index.
We have picked three countries from their list: Denmark, Germany and Norway. Denmark made its education free or very cheap for both its residents and international students. Denmark features one of the most advanced education systems in the world by allocating a large chunk of its regional budget to education. In Germany the introducer of innovative methods of education like the concept of kindergarten or preschool, this country also happens to have one of the best higher education systems in the world putting its education system among the most advanced systems. And at last but not least, we mention Sweden. Like many of its Scandinavian counterparts, Norway has relied on a provision of quality education inexpensively to emerge as one of the leaders in education.
For more interesting information, you should read Insider Monkey’s article about the most advanced countries in education.
