The levels of Russian higher normal education include: teachers from ordinary schools below junior high school, teachers from senior high schools, teachers from liberal arts middle schools, teachers from private schools, teachers from secondary specialized schools and university teaching assistants.

As early as the late 1930s, illiteracy was basically eliminated and primary education was popularized in Russia. In 1939, 87.4% of people aged 9-49 can read. 1952 basically popularize seven-year compulsory education; In the early 1970s, eight-year compulsory education was popularized. Since 1980s, Russia has been trying to popularize 1 1 year compulsory education.

At present, the literacy rate of residents aged 9-49 in Russia has reached 99.92%, and 860 out of every 1000 10 residents have received higher or secondary education. At present, there are more than one million illiterates in Britain, accounting for 2.3% of its total population.

Russian education system;

Russian national education includes preschool education, general secondary education, vocational and technical education, secondary professional education and higher education.

Vocational and technical schools: recruit graduates from incomplete middle schools, with a schooling period of 1 ~ 2 years, and train workers engaged in the simplest jobs.

Secondary vocational and technical schools: recruit incomplete middle school graduates, study for 3-4 years, train high-skilled workers and receive complete middle school education at the same time. In recent years, the first school has been gradually replaced by the second school.

Technical school: Recruiting complete middle school graduates, with a schooling period of 1 ~ 2 years, and training workers and junior technicians with complex skills. In addition, in order to improve the skill level of on-the-job workers, there is also an amateur vocational school for 3-4 years.